Epstein’s elite gatherings mix finance, politics, and crypto with high‑profile guests
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Epstein’s elite gatherings mix finance, politics, and crypto with high‑profile guests The passage lists several powerful individuals (Bill Gates, Peter Thiel, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, Larry Summers, lawyer Reid Weingarten) meeting with Jeffrey Epstein to discuss geopolitics, finance, and Bitcoin. It suggests possible undisclosed financial or political influence channels, but provides no concrete transactions or evidence. The lead is moderately actionable for investigators seeking corroborating records of meetings, communications, or financial flows. Key insights: Epstein hosted Bill Gates, Peter Thiel, and real‑estate billionaire Mort Zuckerman at a Sunday lunch.; Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, Qatar’s foreign minister, attended a meeting with Epstein and discussed financing concerns.; Lawyer Reid Weingarten, who represented Worldcom’s Bernie Ebbers and Goldman Sachs’s Lloyd Blankfein, met Epstein for breakfast.
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