Lutnick said interactions with Epstein 'meaningless and inconsequential': Transcript
Summary
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick testified that he had only a few brief and unimportant meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, including a short visit to Epstein's private island in 2012. Lutnick said he and his family had lunch there but did not witness any illegal behavior and did not have a personal or professional relationship with Epstein after their first meeting.Key Facts
- Howard Lutnick is the U.S. Commerce Secretary and testified before the House Oversight Committee.
- He met Jeffrey Epstein first in 2005 when Epstein invited him and his wife for coffee next door.
- Lutnick described all interactions with Epstein as "meaningless and inconsequential."
- He visited Epstein’s private island, Little St. James, in 2012 with his family and friends for a brief lunch.
- Lutnick said Epstein’s staff arranged the island visit without his prior knowledge.
- He reported seeing no young women or girls on Epstein's island during the visit.
- Lutnick denied being connected to any illegal activities linked to Epstein.
- He dismissed claims that he resembled a mask found at Epstein's estate as absurd.
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