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Goldberg stated that the reference was logistical, not social or romantic, and that she never traveled on Epstein’s aircraft. She also reminded viewers that she has long been open about her fear of flying, even making light of it during the discussion. The implication, she suggested, that she would secretly accept private flights from Epstein runs counter to what is publicly known about her.
The renewed attention comes amid the broader release of court documents tied to Epstein’s case. In recent months, hundreds of pages of records have been unsealed, revealing names of public figures mentioned in emails, contact lists, and testimony. Legal experts have cautioned that appearing in these documents does not imply wrongdoing. In many instances, individuals were listed because of tangential or incidental contact, not because of criminal involvement.
