The Department of Justice's efforts to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, seem aimed at checking off a box and appeasing critics. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed ongoing interviews with Maxwell and promised to share findings later. However, CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig expressed skepticism, stating that this process does not realistically suggest that Maxwell will become a credible cooperating witness. The DOJ's goals seem focused on demonstrating an effort to uncover the truth to address public concern rather than securing significant legal cooperation from Maxwell.
The Department of Justice is trying to check a box and appease critics by interviewing Ghislaine Maxwell, but this will not lead to her becoming a full cooperating witness.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated he met with Ghislaine Maxwell and will continue the interview, with more information to be shared later.
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