Bill Gates arrived at the U.S. Congress on Wednesday (June 10) to give testimony to a committee investigating the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Esptein case.

Gates told the media he was “glad” to be at the committee to “voluntarily” testify. “I hope my testimony is helpful to the important work of the committee to find justice for the victims,” he added.

Microsoft Corp founder Gates' testimony highlights the billionaire's contacts with the convicted sex offender who ensnared women and girls from poor or unstable backgrounds.

Gates will testify privately to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which is investigating possible federal mismanagement in the cases against Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell and related issues.

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BILLIONAIRE AND MICROSOFT FOUNDER BILL GATES ARRIVING FOR TRANSCRIBED INTERVIEW WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING THE LATE CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER JEFFREY EPSTEIN

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1. BILLIONAIRE AND MICROSOFT FOUNDER BILL GATES ARRIVING AT CONGRESS FOR TRANSCRIBED INTERVIEW WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING THE LATE CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER JEFFREY EPSTEIN / GATES STANDING AT MICROPHONES TO SPEAK WITH PRESS / SHOT 2 CONTINUOUS OVER SHOT ONE

2. (SOUNDBITE) (English) BILLIONAIRE AND MICROSOFT FOUNDER BILL GATES, SAYING:

"I'm glad to be here voluntarily to testify, to help with the committee's work. I'll start with an opening statement in the hearing room. I hope my testimony is helpful to the important work of the committee to find justice for the victims. Thank you." / SHOT 3 CONTINUOUS OVER SHOT 2

3. GATES EXITING AND WALKING INTO COMMITTEE