Thanks, good to know.

Basically, Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison because she had no regard for the basic rights of the girls she manipulated into becoming sex slaves for Epstein and his friends. So it’s hard to care much whether her privacy has been violated. In any case, whistleblowing might be an exception.

I don’t know but I would be surprised if you lose your privacy rights while incarcerated. What got me was “the injustice!” of all thing. Maxwell is the last person who should complain about it.

Ghislaine’s atty claims that sharing the emails was a “denial of justice.”

She is a writer's dream and a writer's nightmare. Both because she is a very good writer herself and because she is a startling, complex person.

The reporter posted this in the comments today.

Last month, I hopped on a plane from JFK to see Olivia Nuzzi in Malibu. We went hiking and ate at diners together. I spent hours sitting shotgun in her Mustang, listening to great music and having fascinating and meaningful conversations with her. +

NYT piece blows my mind. They sent a reporter to interview, hang out with, and glamorize a reporter who had an affair with a married politician, whom she was writing a story about, even though she lied to her editor, her readers, her fiancé, and the public. But I guess it doesn’t matter.

Why is CNN interviewing him at all?

Yikes.

I used to think that the best looking candidate always won, but that was before Trump came along.