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Q Moving on to the topic at hand, just some preliminary questions, have you ever met Mr. Epstein? A Have I what? Q Have you ever met Jeffrey Epstein? A Not to my knowledge. Q I'll pause for a minute. Ms. Crockett, do you mind identifying yourself for the record? Ms. Crockett. Yes. Jasmine Crockett, Texas-30. BY : Q And, then, have you ever met Ms. Ghislaine Maxwell? A Not to my knowledge. Q In general, is the Attorney General aware of every Federal criminal investigation that's happening at any given point? A No. Q What sort of cases would the Attorney General be made aware of? A Well, generally, things would percolate -- generally, people report into the Deputy Attorney General. Every morning I would have a staff meeting where the Deputy participated and his principal staff and my own staff, and matters that had come -- that required my attention would come up through that system. Sometimes offices would directly communicate with me, especially when there was a conflict, but matters would either come to my attention if there was a disagreement within the Department or if it was a matter of national importance. Q Did you or your staff closely monitor high-profile cases within the United States? A I think my staff monitored high-profile cases and brought things to my attention that they felt I should be aware of. Q And then, for the -- pretty much the remainder of the deposition, we'll focus on your