Bill Gates says he regrets time spent with Jeffrey Epstein
Bill Gates has publicly expressed regret about his interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The Microsoft co-founder emphasized that he apologizes for every minute spent with Epstein and denied allegations made in newly released documents. Melinda French Gates also commented on the painful memories resurfacing due to the latest revelations. Both have addressed questions about Gates' relationship with Epstein, following the release of new investigation files.
What we know
- Bill Gates stated he regrets every minute spent with Jeffrey Epstein and apologized in a televised interview.
- Newly released US Justice Department documents included emails and allegations about Gates, which he denied as false.
- A spokesperson for Gates said the documents only show Epstein's attempts to entrap and defame him.
- Melinda French Gates said the document release brought back painful memories and noted remaining questions are for those involved to answer.
- Gates clarified he met Epstein in 2011, had several dinners, but never visited Epstein's island or had inappropriate relations.
