Did lunch on 'Pedophile Island' cost Barclays CEO his job?

Barclays CEO Jes Staley has resigned from his position after the probe into the sordid doings of the deceased Jeffrey Epstein, infamous pedophile. Legal analyst Mollye Barrows of "America's Lawyer" share her expertise. She says that Jes Staley represents a "black eye" in Barclays' public relations by mere association with Epstein regardless of the true nature of their acquaintance, which is still in debate.

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