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prosecutor is that they reached the conclusion that he wasn't, you know, some kind of threat to the community. And, again, that was also something that was consistent with someone who the evidence showed didn't intentionally target minors for sex. So it was just another factor, if you will, that, again, drawing on my experience, suggested to me that this case was a case in which he was a -- you know, he was a customer of -- a prostitution customer. Q Thank you. Mr. Emmer. We've had another member join. Can he please announce himself for the record? Mr. Menefee. Yeah. Congressman Christian Menefee, Texas 18. Mr. Grant. Thank you, sir. BY MR. GRANT: Q Switching gears a little bit -- we're coming towards the end of our first hour here -- have you ever met Ghislaine Maxwell? A Yes. Q And when did you first meet Ms. Maxwell? A I've only met her once. The context of meeting her was that she was involved in civil litigation, and her lawyer -- there was either -- the litigation was in New York, and her lawyer -- there was some type of proceeding in the case. And as is very common in practice, her lawyer asked whether she could -- they could use a conference room as a professional courtesy at my law firm because her lawyer didn't have an office in New York. And so when they came to use the conference room, I went by to say hello as a professional courtesy. Q Did Mr. Epstein inform you that she would have a lawyer reaching out to you? A No. No. The lawyer had asked, again, if -- her lawyer had asked whether she could use a conference room at my law firm as a professional courtesy and, of course, I said yes.