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President Trump in or out of office, then that's the limit. As you said, it's a voluntary conversation. We just need it on the record. So, when President Trump was a candidate during the 2024 presidential campaign, did you have any discussions with him or his close advisers about Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell? Ms. Dhillon. It's beyond the scope, so -- Ms. Bondi. It's beyond the scope of the -- I was subpoenaed as Attorney General -- or asked to come in as Attorney General. : Q Sorry, just a little closer to the microphone. A Beyond the scope. Q Okay. In what sense? I don't want to lose all day on it, but in what sense do you view it, as a witness, as beyond the scope? A I was not Attorney General at the time. Q Okay. You were sworn in as Attorney General on February 5th of last year. When was your first conversation with President Trump about the Epstein investigations? A I don't discuss any conversations, whether I've had them or not had them, with the President of the United States. Q With respect to the February 21st comment about the DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients -- sitting on my desk -- we heard the discussion in the previous round and we've heard a discussion of this previously. Just for the very last piece of clarity, to your knowledge, is the Department of Justice currently withholding a document that lists Jeffrey Epstein's clients? A To my knowledge, no. Q With respect to the February 27th meeting that was discussed in the previous round, that grouping of files, to the best of our understanding, was mostly already public at the time. Do you recall whether at the time you knew whether these files were already public or not already