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And, again, just to revisit that time, we understand that President Clinton's -- during President Clinton's time in office, Jeffrey Epstein visited the White House on 17 occasions from 1993 to 1995. Did you have any role in arranging those visits? A No, I did not. I was in college. Q And in October of 1999, toward the end of President Clinton's tenure, Epstein contributed $20,000 to Hillary Clinton's joint fundraising account. At that time, were you aware of this contribution? A No. Q Did you play any role in securing this contribution? A No. Q And as you discussed, President Clinton's final day in office was January 20th, 2001, and after he left office, you continued to work for him. And again, just so the record is clear, in total, how long did you work for President Clinton? A From -- well, I was an intern in the fall of 1995. Consider that working or not. I was hired on the staff, I believe, in early 1996 and left sometime in early to mid-2012. Q Okay. Do you remember the particular date when you last worked for President Clinton? A I'm sorry. It's a good question. Sometime in the early to mid-part of 2012. Q Okay. And when is the last time you spoke with President Clinton? A You know, as I said earlier, I believe it's been at least a decade since I've spoken with him, but I don't recall specifically. Q And, again, I know you spoke about this earlier, but to dive in a little bit more, can you explain what your role again was with President Clinton after he left the White House?