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A Yes. Q And I think, if I heard correctly, it sounded like, with respect to this Committee's subpoena, a DOJ official named Stanley Woodward was the person to whom that topic was generally delegated. Is that right? A On a portion of the documents being released. I believe it was when 33,000 documents were released, Stanley Woodward supervised that release. Q Okay. I can ask later when we get to it, but is there a different official who has sort of been the person in charge of this Committee's subpoena since then other than Mr. Woodward? A No. Todd Blanche, I believe. Q Okay. To the extent that this is the case for other topics we discuss today, where you yourself are not sure but there's somebody else that either was managing it or in charge of it, if you could just let us know when that's the case. That's very helpful for us, and we'd appreciate it. Ms. Bondi, have you ever met Jeffrey Epstein? A Not to my knowledge. Q Is there any uncertainty on your part about whether you may have without knowing? A I was Attorney General for the State of Florida for 8 years and probably met thousands and thousands of individuals at events, but to my knowledge, I have never met him. Q Have you ever met Ghislaine Maxwell? A To my knowledge, no. Same answer. Q I'd like to ask about some potential investigative leads linked to the Epstein files that DOJ has released. During your tenure at DOJ, were you aware of any open investigations into any individual or entity related to participation in Mr. Epstein's crimes? A At one point, we asked Jay Clayton in the Southern District of New York to open an investigation, and I don't know whether that's still open or not. Q What was the extent of your knowledge of the status of that investigation as of your last