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Page 5 The other exception to this, that doesn't necessarily apply directly to you, but if there ever was a retrial in your case, or if there ever was a -- a criminal case -- a future criminal case against you, and your lawyer or you said something different or took a position that's different than what you say today, we can then cross examine you or a witness, based upon what you say today. So it's a little bit nuanced, meaning can't use what you say against you in our case in chief. However, if you were to testify or if your lawyer called a witness to testify, and they said something that is totally different than what you say today, we could then cross examine you or the witness and say, hey, do you remember when we met with Ms. Wax -- when we met with Ms. Maxwell back in July of 2025? She told us and then say what she said. kay? GHISLAINE MAXWELL: I underst TODD BLANCHE: Okay. Other 1 that, you -- I I know you didn't have a lot of time this morning to meet with -- with -- with Mr. Markus, but did -- did you have a chance to go over this briefly with him? MAGNA®© LEGAL SERVICES DOJ-OGR-00022397