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The shocking revelations keep coming, but the consequences don't. Join us as we examine the powerful figures named in the latest Epstein Files and why most remain untouched by law enforcement. From Prince Andrew to Bill Clinton, Bill Gates to Donald Trump - we're exploring what the documents reveal about each connection and the frustrating lack of accountability. What do you think about this disturbing case?
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00:00Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:02Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're examining the major names revealed in the newest documents
00:07released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, and what has or hasn't happened to them
00:12as we try to answer the big question, will anyone truly face justice?
00:16Those questions are for those people and for even my ex-husband.
00:19They need to answer to those things, not me.
00:21Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
00:23The newly released Department of Justice files have once again highlighted the long-documented
00:28connection between Jeffrey Epstein and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew.
00:32Pictures appearing to show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor crouched over an unidentified woman are featured
00:37in the latest disclosure of files linked to the late American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
00:43The materials include unseemly photos, guest lists, and references to his visits with Epstein
00:48during the early 2000s.
00:49The files also show Andrew shared his royal travel details.
00:53Why were you staying with a convicted sex offender?
00:56Right. I have always, ever since this has happened, and since this has become, as it were,
01:03public knowledge that I was there, I've questioned myself as to why did I go,
01:10what was I doing, and was it the right thing to do?
01:13These revelations gained even more weight when, on February 19, 2026, Andrew was arrested
01:19by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to allegations he improperly
01:25shared government-related information with Epstein.
01:27Buckingham Palace has stated that King Charles III supports full cooperation with authorities,
01:32marking the most serious legal scrutiny Andrew has faced to date.
01:36However, with his history of evading accountability,
01:39many are questioning whether this time he will finally face real consequences.
01:43Everybody is equal under the law, and nobody is above the law.
01:47Bill Clinton
01:48The DOJ's 2026 document release references Bill Clinton through itineraries, staff emails,
01:54and logs reflecting interactions with Epstein between 2002 and 2004,
01:59mostly involving Clinton Foundation-related travel.
02:02I'd love to hear from Bill Clinton what he saw in Jeffrey Epstein. That would be great to know.
02:07The files reiterate publicly known trips on the Clinton Foundation's humanitarian tours,
02:11all of which were documented with Secret Service presence, according to Clinton's office.
02:16The release also includes several photos of Clinton in proximity to Epstein's circle,
02:20which, while not incriminating on their own, continue to fuel public suspicion.
02:25However, none link him to Epstein's criminal activity.
02:28My husband has said he took some rides on the airplane for his charitable work.
02:35I don't recall ever meeting him.
02:37Clinton has agreed to voluntarily cooperate with congressional inquiries reviewing the files,
02:42but maintains he never engaged socially after Epstein's 2008 conviction.
02:47Nine of the committee's 21 Democrats supported charges against Bill Clinton,
02:51while three Democrats supported charges against Hillary.
02:54Because the documents do not present criminal evidence, prosecutors have not pursued charges.
02:59Bill Gates
03:00Tech trailblazer Bill Gates appears in the files through a set of email exchanges from the early 2010s.
03:05Yeah, I met Jeffrey in 2011.
03:08The focus was always, he knew a lot of very rich people,
03:11and he was saying he could get them to give money to global health.
03:16The newly released documents include draft messages from Epstein referring to personal rumors about Gates,
03:21which Gates' spokesperson has called fabricated and, quote, wildly false.
03:26The draft messages allege that Gates had sexual encounters with, quote,
03:29Russian girls, contracted an infection, and even supposedly asked someone to obtain antibiotics to give, quote,
03:36surreptitiously to his then-wife Melinda.
03:38They also claim an unnamed former Gates advisor was involved in ethically questionable tasks.
03:43As I said, it's not one thing.
03:45It was many things.
03:47But I did not like that he'd had meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, no.
03:51There is no evidence these statements were ever sent, corroborated, or vetted by law enforcement.
03:57Gates has publicly stated he regretted the association.
04:00With no evidence of criminal conduct and no open investigation tied to the 2026 release,
04:06authorities have not taken legal action against him.
04:08I was one of many people who regret ever knowing him.
04:11Woody Allen
04:12The DOJ files list disgraced actor and director Woody Allen among names appearing in Epstein's correspondence and contact records.
04:19The documents include emails where Epstein helps arrange logistics for Allen,
04:23such as an invitation to a White House visit and references to multiple dinners and gatherings
04:28Allen and his wife, Suni Previn, attended at Epstein's Upper East Side townhouse.
04:32In Allen's 2016 birthday letter to Epstein,
04:36he nostalgically described these gatherings and the variety of guests present.
04:39Truth is, he couldn't really explain it.
04:42He just said there were interesting people there and I wanted to go.
04:45Photographs confirm Allen and Epstein were well known to each other socially.
04:48Despite this, the files do not contain evidence linking Allen to Epstein's criminal network
04:53or place him at sites of reported abuse.
04:56He said, you know, that Jeffrey Epstein had said to him it had been an unfair accusation, he'd been framed.
05:03Allen has denied any significant involvement.
05:05And because prosecutors have no evidence of criminal conduct, no investigation, arrest, or charges have been announced.
05:13Elon Musk.
05:14Elon Musk's name appears in several communications in the recently released DOJ Epstein files,
05:19mostly showing Epstein trying to cultivate connections with high-profile tech leaders.
05:23In 2013, by the way, so this is not, this is after he was a convicted sex offender.
05:28The emails include an exchange in which Musk responds to Epstein's logistics questions for a potential visit
05:34and asks, quote,
05:35What day slash night will be the wildest party on your island?
05:39Other messages show Musk coordinating possible meetings at Epstein's residences alongside a small group of public figures,
05:45though Musk disputes that any trips took place.
05:48He wrote,
05:48No one pushed harder than me to have the Epstein files released, and I'm glad that has finally happened.
05:53Musk has maintained that Epstein attempted to use his name to bolster credibility,
05:57and that his contact with him was minimal.
06:00Because the documents show only social interactions and planning discussions, not criminal acts,
06:05federal authorities have not opened any investigations.
06:08Les Wexner.
06:09As Epstein's most prominent long-term financial client,
06:13Les Wexner remains one of the most scrutinized figures in the documents.
06:17Jeffrey Epstein and Les Wexner.
06:18Remember, Jeffrey Epstein was hired to be a wealth manager for Les Wexner in about the 1980s,
06:23a job that he continued for 20 years.
06:25The newest files reiterate Wexner's deep financial entanglement with Epstein in the late 1990s and early 2000s,
06:32including power of attorney arrangements and large transfers Epstein controlled.
06:36While these records underscore how central Wexner was to Epstein's rise,
06:41they do not contain evidence directly connecting him to his crimes.
06:44That countervaulted Epstein from being a plain old millionaire to a plutocrat,
06:49somebody who is a billionaire who was able to attract all of these rich and famous people.
06:56Wexner has said he severed ties in 2007 and claimed Epstein, quote,
07:01misappropriated vast sums.
07:03Despite political pressure to investigate him further,
07:05the DOJ has not brought charges because the documents do not establish criminal knowledge or participation.
07:11He has basically alleged that he saw no evil, heard no evil,
07:15despite being in the room with Jeffrey Epstein over and over and over.
07:18And it's really just not credible.
07:20Sultan Ahmed bin Suleyem.
07:22Sultan Ahmed bin Suleyem, the former CEO of DP World,
07:26is among the figures most heavily represented in the 2026 release.
07:30Epstein's relationship with Suleyem went back at least as far as 2006,
07:34and they were still friends when Epstein died.
07:37Thousands of pages feature correspondence between him and Epstein,
07:41including conversations about business relationships,
07:43personal matters, and Epstein offering introductions within financial networks.
07:47Epstein even referred to Sultan Ahmed bin Suleyem as a, quote,
07:51trusted friend.
07:52Epstein claimed that his relationship with Suleyem was so close,
07:56quote, he was basically in charge of the port.
07:59While none of the emails relate to trafficking or abuse,
08:02Epstein once wrote, quote,
08:03I loved the torture video.
08:05So, he loved the torture video that the Sultan sent him?
08:09That's what it appears.
08:10Or showed him, yes.
08:11That's the direction of this communication.
08:13The backlash following the file's publication
08:15led bin Suleyem to resign from his corporate roles.
08:18But because the documents do not allege criminal conduct,
08:22neither the U.S. nor UAE authorities have announced any charges.
08:26Richard Branson
08:27While Richard Branson appears only lightly in the 2026 DOJ materials,
08:32it still suggests encounters the co-founder of the Virgin Group had with Jeffrey Epstein.
08:37And there is Richard Branson with Epstein behind him.
08:39A 2013 email exchange showed a cordial relationship,
08:43with Branson writing to invite Epstein to his island, adding, quote,
08:46as long as you bring your harem.
08:47I want that to sit there for a moment, ladies and gentlemen,
08:50because that message was sent years after Epstein had already been convicted for crimes
08:56for which he will always be remembered.
08:58Branson's team has said he had no ongoing relationship with Epstein.
09:02And despite the friendly email exchange,
09:04the files include no evidence placing him at Epstein's personal properties
09:08or linking him to any misconduct.
09:10Epstein routinely logged contact with high-profile individuals, Branson included.
09:15With no indication of criminal involvement,
09:18law enforcement has not pursued Richard Branson in any way.
09:21Howard Lutnick
09:22U.S. Commerce Secretary and longtime CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, Howard Lutnick,
09:27is shown in multiple emails where Epstein invited him to his private island
09:31for dinner gatherings in the mid-2010s.
09:33Jeffrey Epstein was your neighbor.
09:35I would be remiss if I didn't ask you about him.
09:38Lutnick has publicly acknowledged knowing Epstein socially
09:41and said he visited these events in group settings with his wife present.
09:44However, during earlier media interviews,
09:47Lutnick minimized the interactions,
09:49only to later clarify that he did meet Epstein on other occasions,
09:53a flip-flop that drew attention when the files were released.
09:56Why did you mischaracterize your relationship with him, sir?
09:58But the documents show no evidence of illegal conduct or awareness of Epstein's crimes,
10:03and Lutnick cooperated with federal vetting during his confirmation as Commerce Secretary.
10:08Because the files add nothing suggesting criminal activity,
10:11the DOJ has not brought charges.
10:13The only thing I saw with my wife and my children
10:17and the other couple and their children
10:20was staff who worked for Mr. Epstein on that island.
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10:41Donald Trump
10:42President Donald Trump's name appears more than 5,300 times across over 38,000 references
10:48in the DOJ's redacted 2026 Epstein files,
10:51largely in internal notes and Epstein's own mentions.
10:54There has been more and more evidence from the Epstein files emerging
10:58that implicate Trump specifically.
11:00The materials reflect that Trump socialized with Epstein in the 1990s and early 2000s,
11:05and some documents note Mar-a-Lago access, which Trump later restricted.
11:09However, the United States Department of Justice has emphasized many mentions are unverified.
11:15Trump has repeatedly denied any knowledge of Epstein's crimes,
11:18stated his association ended decades ago,
11:20and called the focus on these documents a, quote,
11:24And are people still talking about this guy, this creep?
11:27Because the files show no evidence of criminal conduct from Trump,
11:31federal prosecutors have not filed charges,
11:33and no active investigation is publicly confirmed.
11:36I can't believe you're asking a question on Epstein at a time like this.
11:40What do you make of these shocking documents,
11:42and the fact that so few people have been held accountable?
11:44Share your opinions in the comments.
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