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Bill Gates regret seeing Epstein, the two sides have no business contacts and personal friendship


Gates, who attempted to downplay his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein on Wall Street, was smashed by the British media on Sunday, saying that he had a close relationship with Epstein.

Epstein is a US billionaire who committed suicide in prison on August 9 this year. He was violently criticized for allegedly organizing underage girl sex transactions. Many politicians have avoided and clarified their relationship.

Rumors have been rumored, the Gates office spokesperson once again stressed that Gates and Epstein's several meetings are only to discuss charitable causes and foundations, without any intersection of commercial interests and personal friendship, Gates has not participated in any party held by Epstein.

The spokesperson revealed that Epstein is very close to Gates, but he is self-righteous in describing the relationship between the two parties and intends to create implicatures. But over time, the Gates team realized that Epstein's ability and ideas did not match and ended all cooperation. Now, Gates regrets seeing Epstein.

Earlier reports said that the MIT Media Lab received a $7.5 million donation from Epstein, of which 2 million came from Gates.

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