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Bill Gates 'deeply sorry' for Epstein ties in testimony to US politicians

Bill Gates 'deeply sorry' for Epstein ties in testimony to US politicians
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Bill Gates testified before a US House committee regarding his past associations with Jeffrey Epstein. Gates denied any criminal conduct or victimization and expressed regret for any credibility his association may have inadvertently provided to Epstein.

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It addresses the ongoing scrutiny of high-profile figures' connections to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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Bill Gates is providing testimony to the US House Oversight Committee as it investigates Jeffrey Epstein. ( Reuters: Jonathan Ernst )

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The report balances Gates' denials with the context of the committee's investigation and the public interest in the case.

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