Margot's contour reporting breaking news, breaking news, Jeffrey Epstein remanded back to jail. Jeffrey Epstein judge denies Jeffrey Epstein Bell go back to jail mother effort. Judge denied multiple, multiple outlets are reporting. You got CNBC reporting, Washington Post, I saw Wall Street Journal confirmed. I'm not at the courthouse right now, but this is pretty confirmed. There'll be more as the day goes on. Judge denies Jeffrey Epstein, Bell and child sex trafficking case, citing flight risk and potential danger to the public. They're now starting to get real. Now it's real. Now we have a real case. He's going to plea bargain, but we have a real case. Let's look at the facts. A judge denied a bail to wealthy investor Jeffrey Epstein, who has been locked up since his arrest nearly two weeks ago on child trafficking charges. Epstein will not will not remain in jail. Epstein will not remain in jail pending his trial. What? A federal judge denied Epstein will not remain in jail pending his trial. That doesn't make sense. That doesn't make sense. A federal judge on Thursday denied bail to wealthy investor Jeffrey Epstein, who that's a typo, has been locked up since his arrest nearly two weeks ago. The decision in US District Court Manhattan means that the 66 year old Epstein will remain in jail pending trial in the case. All right, where he faces up to 45 years in prison, if convicted. Judge Richard Berman said the risk that Epstein will flee to avoid trial, as well as the potential danger he poses to the public, if released, warrants keeping him behind bars, breaking story. What else do we know? Let's just make sure we got a right judge denied Jeffrey Epstein bail request. Finance will remain in jail while awaiting his trial and sex trafficking charges. So he's been in essence to the six stuck. It is a done deal. All right. We'll find out more. He tried everything. And he tried everything in his power to get out. He had his lawyers. They wanted to put up the house, the $77 million mansion in Manhattan. Judge said, no, they wanted to, you know, arm guards outside. Judge said, no. So this is good news, man. It's breaking story. We'll keep on it. And I don't know. Like I said, this is where it starts to get real because now he is. Now you've got some bargaining power. Now you've got a guy who's going to sing like a bird. If he wants to get out of this for five years or less or between five and 10 years sentence, he's going to sing like a bird, right? He's going to tell us the exact nature of his scheme. Is it a black male scheme where they blackmailed where he blackmails billionaires by, you know, lowering them into his island and getting them to have sex with underage women or opening the door for that possibility to happen? We're going to find out all this stuff. And because he's remanded back to jail, it's, it's really good. I mean, it's again, if he's sitting in his mansion in Manhattan, you know, eating caviar and fucking, you know, and smoking the hookah and, and he's got the hooker in the other room. And then then it's like he wants a prolonged trial. But now what you want to do is you want to, you know, if the judge says, okay, trial, set for next year, guy's going to shit in his pants. Right? Is he got a Caesar sayok on your hand? He's going to shit in his pants. He's going to sit there and he's going to think about taking a plea and confessing to his, to his, his horrible crime. So, Margot's Conti reporting, very, very good news, very good news on, on Jeffrey Epstein back to jail, back to jail for Jeffrey Epstein. Margot's Conti reporting.