Bill Gates told Congress Jeffrey Epstein tried to blackmail him over an affair.
And somehow we are still supposed to pretend the real scandal is “poor judgment.”
No.
This was not a confusing social mix-up at a charity luncheon.
Gates knew Epstein had been convicted of sex crimes. He kept meeting with him anyway because Epstein supposedly had access to rich donors.
There it is.
A convicted sex offender became acceptable because he was useful.
Gates denies criminal wrongdoing, says he never went to Epstein’s island or homes, and called the whole thing a “grave error in judgment.”
Fine.
But his name reportedly appears more than 3,000 times in Epstein-related federal records.
That is not “oops.”
That is “open the damn transcript.”
The survivors deserve answers. The public deserves answers. And billionaires do not get a special privacy curtain when the subject is a child sex trafficker and the people around him.
Scarlett says no.