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emails to himself. And as we see from the email release, the only specific things he refers to are the affair with the nuclear scientist, and the affair with the bridge player. And so I think if in some weird way he discovered anything negative to say about me, we would have seen that in the emails that he sent to himself. Mr. Spectre. Thank you very much. We can go off the record. Mr. Clare. If I could, before we do that, if I could just offer one thing. Mr. Spectre. Sure. Mr. Clare. For the committee's benefit. This line of questioning has been about these emails that Epstein sent to himself, and obviously there's a lot of interest in how those things came about. In the course of preparing for this hearing, and working with Mr. Gates, we did identify a situation where Epstein did send an email to himself purporting to memorialize something that Mr. Gates said, completely unrelated to this topic of affairs, but we do see within hours of Mr. Epstein receiving an email from Mr. Gates, Epstein drafting one of these emails to himself purporting to memorialize it and changing significantly the substance of it. And so it may shed light, and if the committee is interested, I'm happy to provide those Bates numbers, and, you know, whether it's for today or another time, we would be happy to brief you on it, but it seems relevant to the question of what Epstein does when he drafts these emails to himself. The email, the authentic one that Mr. Gates sent to Epstein has the Bates number EFTA01936299, and then the email that is Epstein to Epstein that comes a few hours later where he is purporting to memorialize what Mr. Gates told him, but changing the substance of it, is EFTA01936283. So we leave that for the committee's consideration. Mr. Spectre. Thank you. We can go off the record. [Recess.] BY MR. Q And we can go on the record. Mr. Gates, good morning.