You know who's not saying a word about the release of the Epstein files?

[Tommy Carcetti]

6. I mean, he's in there. It's not a secret, nor something that he's denying. That doesn't mean a whole lot, though.

Epstein helped do some financing work for the Clinton Foundation in the early 2000s long before his crimes were known.

Because the Foundation did not have a plane of its own, Epstein offered the use of his plane for Foundation travel, and Clinton accepted.

The Foundation used the plane for four multi-stop trips overseas on official business.

There is no evidence of Clinton conspiring in any of Epstein's crimes nor any evidence whatsoever that he ever accompanied Epstein to his private island.

Clinton sent a short, generic note for inclusion in the 2003 birthday book, most likely as a requested favor (sort of like a Cameo video). This was around the same time Epstein did some foundation work. Unlike messages from Trump or others, there was nothing scandalous with Clinton's message and it was most likely just a way for Epstein to brag about his connections.

So, yes, he's in the "files."

There are likely hundreds of names in the files for all different contexts.

But "files" does not equal "list."

There is no "Epstein list."