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Her co-host Joy Behar pointed out that many names can appear in such records without indicating wrongdoing. Goldberg agreed, expressing frustration that some critics were portraying her as more than a peripheral mention in correspondence. She stressed that she was neither Epstein’s friend nor associate and said she was “getting dragged” by unfounded assumptions. The veteran entertainer underscored that public accusations should be grounded in verified facts rather than speculation.
The email in question, dated May 8, 2013, showed event organizers seeking a private jet after Goldberg’s scheduled flight fell through. It mentioned that “John Lennon’s charity” was paying for the travel, though Goldberg clarified it referred to Julian Lennon’s foundation. The message was sent to individuals identified as “Larry V” and “JE Jail,” and Epstein reportedly replied, “No thanks.”
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