Documents have surfaced suggesting draft emails from Jeffrey Epstein’s account that accuse Bill Gates of using Epstein to arrange meetings with women and allegedly contracting a sexually transmitted disease.
In a one-on-one interview with 9News’ Chief Political Editor, Charles Croucher, Gates once again dismissed these claims as “false.”
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Gates, who accumulated his wealth as a co-founder of Microsoft in 1975, has committed to a monumental philanthropic mission.
He intends to utilize the entire $200 billion endowment of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to combat diseases and alleviate poverty, with the goal of closing the charity by 2045.
During the in-depth discussion with 9News, Gates expressed his vision for the future, saying, “I hope when people read about malaria in the future, they’ll wonder, ‘What was that?’ The same goes for polio.”
He emphasized the importance of advocacy, adding, “I think it’s up to people in the field to convey to society just how disruptive this could be.”
“I know it’s not an easy thing to implement. I think it’s a favour to the world that you’ll study,” he said.
“We overprotect kids in the real world; we don’t let them go out and do things. But we underprotect them in the digital world.”
Watch the full interview at the top of the page
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