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And with that, I will move to substantive questions. Good afternoon, Secretary Lutnick. As I said, my name is . And as you know, today's conversation will focus on your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. I would like to start with the interview that you gave to the New York Post in October of last year. I know it was discussed a little bit in the previous round. Some of these questions might be repetitive to some degree. I'll try to minimize that to the extent possible, but there is going to be some overlap. In that interview last year you described your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in detail. Substantial parts of that interview have since been called into question. So we will just go over the interview one piece at a time and establish which parts are accurate. [Lutnick Minority Exhibit A was marked for identification.] . So I will introduce as minority exhibit A a written transcript of the portion of that interview that related to Mr. Epstein. I'll give you a moment to look that over if you'd like to. Secretary Lutnick. Can I have a copy for the lawyer. . Yeah. There were, I think, three in there. Secretary Lutnick. Oh, this is multiple pages. . Yeah. And I'll always hand you three of four for your counsel to look at. Mr. Mayron. Who prepared this transcript? . It was prepared by us. We confirm to you the accuracy of it. If you have some specific reason to believe there's a part that's not accurate, of course we're happy to discuss that. Mr. Mayron. The first line says, "I would be remised." Is that what was said? . Yeah, that was our best interpretation. I think you could reasonably interpret it as likely being "remiss." EXAMINATION