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A There were two matters -- there were two matters that he referred to me that I had a conflict at the law firm, so I was not able to do them. One was a matter that was -- it was a civil dispute for Apollo, the hedge fund. The second one relates to an individual, so I would, respectfully, prefer not to identify the individual's name, because that, I think, is probably confidential in the context of a, you know, potential representation. Mr. Emmer. We've had more members join. Can they please announce themselves for the record? Mr. Burlison. I'm Congressman Eric Burlison from Missouri. Ms. Ruemmler. Good morning. Mr. Subramanyam. I'm Congressman Suhas Subramanyam, Virginia. Mr. Grant. Thank you all. BY MR. GRANT: Q How frequently would you say you communicated with Mr. Epstein? Actually, let me back for up a second. The relationship started in, I believe you said, July of 2014, roughly? A That's right. Q And when did your relationship with Mr. Epstein end? A In July of 2019, when he was indicted on sex-trafficking charges by the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York. Q And through this time period of July of 2014 to July of 2019, how frequently did you communicate with Mr. Epstein, roughly? A It's hard to say. He was a -- it sort of seemed to me that he spent, kind of, all day every day calling people, emailing people, you know, sort of connecting people. So, you know, he was someone who was very pushy and insinuating and, I think, was always