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day as Attorney General? A I don't recall my last day, what was the status of it. Q Was it open as far as you knew? A I don't recall. Q Who would be most likely to know that one? Would that be Mr. Clayton? A Mr. Clayton. And we very publicly asked him to look into any other crimes committed as a result of the Epstein files. I don't know the status of that. Q During your tenure as Attorney General, did DOJ ever contact any Epstein survivors to follow up on any investigative leads contained in the Epstein files? A That would be a question for Director Patel and deputy director -- excuse me, Deputy Attorney General at the time, now Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. Q To your knowledge, did the Department of Justice ever investigate Steve Tisch for any potential crimes related to Jeffrey Epstein? A To my knowledge -- I don't know. Q To your knowledge, did DOJ ever investigate Jes Staley for any alleged crimes related to Jeffrey Epstein? A I don't know. Q To your knowledge, has DOJ questioned Secretary Howard Lutnick, Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., former Navy Secretary John Phelan, or any other administration official about their ties to Jeffrey Epstein? A I don't recall. That would be a question for Deputy Attorney General, now acting U.S. attorney -- excuse me, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. Q I'm just going to call him Mr. Blanche today. It's no disrespect; I just don't want to get tangled up with all the different titles. To your understanding, or I should say, do you have any understanding of DOJ's decision to