Bill Gates Opens Up on Jeffrey Epstein 😳

Bill Gates opens up on Jeffrey Epstein. Now, this is the first time from Bill Gates's mouth that I've seen him comment on his association with Jeffrey Epstein, and it's got me thinking about a moral paradox or quandary that I think is really good that we discuss. Um, before that, Um, he's also made comments on vaccines and how he believes he's become almost the bad guy and the boogeyman, um, for, um, what happened with COVID and vaccines. I'm actually going to do a separate video on that, so we'll come back to that in a moment. I'd like to ask you, what are your thoughts? Do you think that Bill Gates is a net positive for humanity? Or do you think, like unfortunately many people do— I say unfortunately because I hope it's not true, um, you know, that Bill Gates is nefarious and behind a lot of these conspiracies that people say that he is? So let me know what you think about Bill Gates— net positive or net negative for humanity. I mean, he has given away tens of billions, um, to great causes, many focused around vaccines for things like polio, etc. But Bill Gates' statement on his association with Jeffrey Epstein, it got me thinking, and I'd like to discuss something with you. So what he said, he opened up in an interview, and this is the first I've personally seen. He said, I'm certainly more careful now than back when I did that. So he's obviously admitted that he had an association with Epstein. Um, I'll do a little more due diligence. I may make a mistake again. I'm out in the world and I'm not trying to be a recluse. And this actually, I thought, raised some really good points because I can imagine most people are like, oh yeah, all these billionaires associated with Jeffrey Epstein, who obviously was, you know, a young sex offender. And he's openly admitted his association, which I guess he can't not. He's admitted that he's going to do more due diligence around people next time and that he also may make a mistake again. Now, I'm going to give you an example of this. Um, you know, I interviewed Andrew Tate. I met him and I know him, and I've had many conversations with him. I don't know yet if he's innocent or guilty. If he's innocent, then no one's going to say anything about my association with him. It's going to be fine. If he's guilty, many people might say, oh well, Rob Moore, you were associated with him, therefore you are as much of a criminal as him. And that's not necessarily true. So association's a difficult thing because on the one hand I agree with him. He's not a recluse. You're not a recluse. We're all out in the world. We can't do major diligence and research and pay for a private investigator on every single human being that we meet and spend time with. And so every now and again maybe we are all going to make a mistake. Now some of you are saying some stronger things here, um, Craig has said he's admitted it but he's not sorry. Well, he wouldn't be sorry if he hasn't done anything wrong by his view. I don't know that there's anything, any proof that he has done anything wrong. There is no crime in associating with someone. There is crime in a crime. So just because you've associated with someone doesn't mean you made the crime. But it's very difficult, isn't it? Because people are getting cancelled left, right and centre. And so, you know, if you're seen with someone and you take a photo and they end up being a criminal, are you a criminal? Well, my honest answer is I don't know, but I just thought it's worth discussing. So what, what are your thoughts on Bill Gates' association with Jeffrey Epstein? He, he, here are his, here's his statement on it, which I thought was really interesting. I'm certainly more careful now, um, than back then when I did that. I'll do a little more due diligence. I may make a mistake again. I'm out in the world and I'm not trying to be a recluse. Now I'm out in the world, I'm not trying to be a recluse. I've associated with Andrew Tate, who may end up being a criminal or not. And it's weird because if he's not a criminal, no one will say anything. If he is a criminal, people are going to accuse me of some stuff, but it doesn't make any difference if you think about it because I've already done it. And so yeah, it's not an easy one. So maybe we should do a bit of due diligence. I also don't believe in, you know, a lot of people, they're virtue signaling by distancing themselves. Like a lot of people have distanced themselves from Andrew Tate now. It's a virtue signal. They actually think he's all right, and just because, you know, he's now associated with something bad for his brand and this investigation, uh, uh, you know, oh no, no, nothing, my hands are clean. I'm not disassociating myself just because of that. Because I think it's virtue signaling. I think it's just weak. It's weak. So, but I mean, that may be proven to be not true. Not the best thing to say, who knows, but you know, I just wanted to create this discussion because, you know, your network is your net worth and, you know, there's this sort of vicarious related association. If you associate with some important people, you look important. But you could associate with some important people who end up being criminals and you're going to look like a criminal even though you're not. So it's a bit of a strange one. Let me know what you think about all this, by the way. I'd love your thoughts. Now, one of the people who's probably been the best decision in my life to associate with, and I'm not talking major celebrities and all the people I've interviewed on the podcast, of which there are hundreds, it's actually my business partner. So my business partner, Mark Homer, I've associated with for 17 years. 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If you're not on any podcast channel, just go and, um, I don't know if you like Apple or iTunes. Apple is iTunes, duh. Um, Spotify, etc. Quick summary then, while you're going and subscribing, is that Bill Gates has opened up on the Jeffrey Epstein association. And he said, I'm certainly more careful now than back then when I did that. I'll do a little more due diligence. I may make a mistake again. I'm out in the world. I'm not trying to be a recluse. And I just thought that was interesting because to a certain degree I agree with that. If you meet a million people, a thousand people, a hundred people, how do you know that there's not a past and a history with some of them? Just because they have a past and a history doesn't mean you have a past and a history. Can you get a private investigator on every single person you meet to make sure that they're not someone like that? And I can relate because, you know, I have an association with Andrew Tate, which I am not virtue signaling, backing away from. I met him, I know him. I think some things about his case are unfair and wrong, and I'm speaking out about it. And if he's innocent, I'll be proven right. And if he's guilty, some people will have some things to say. But I'm not a virtue signaler. I do what I think is right. Yes, Stephen, um, about 8 hours ago we uploaded the episode. It's Hardcore Business Lessons. That's the episode. There's a two-parter, by the way, so if you don't hear the secret question in the, the audio, it might be on the video. It might be on the second part, but I'll share the video link later. For now, the audio link is in the comments. Go subscribe, go listen. Good luck on winning the 7 grand. By the way, Um, in a few days' time, I'm giving away 10 grand. Can't believe I keep giving all this money away. And I've got loads of other giveaways. 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