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into the industry and into broader finances, and I would seek his thoughts. Q Did you ever discuss personal matters? A Only later on did I discuss career issues with Jeffrey Epstein, yes, but always around my career and business, not personal. Q So you never discussed personal matters with Mr. Epstein? A No, I think it was always centered around business and my career. If you consider a career personal. But it was around business and my career. Q Did you ever discuss your families? A Only very later on. I discussed the interest of my daughter getting a graduate degree in physics. And so that was probably the first time we talked about personal issues. Q Returning to your dealings with Mr. Epstein, you referenced earlier that you believed it was in your discretion to divulge confidential information. Is that accurate? A Yes. Q Doesn't the nature of confidentiality mean that there are barriers around what you can divulge? A But I think senior officers of the bank, whether it's to a lawyer or to a consultant or someone that they consider knowledgeable in an industry, can ask questions and can talk about confidential issues, issues that, obviously, a person cannot act on it. Q Were there any barriers to your sharing of information with Mr. Epstein specifically by J.P. Morgan? A No. Q How often did you interact with Mr. Epstein in a personal capacity? A Again, my interactions were predominantly around business and my career, so I don't know how to characterize just personal. Q Well, Mr. Staley, documents released by the DOJ illustrate that you referenced Mr.