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Evidence but i shared the affidavit. based on the evidence, there was value to getting a guilty plea and having him register. no regrets is a very hard question. at my confirmation hearing, i was asked a similar question, and one of the issues that i raised is we expect a lot more transparency today. as you watch these victim interviews, it's very obvious that the victims feel that this was not a sufficient outcome. these victims were traumatized. we can't begin to understand what they went through, and they look at this and they say, but why, and so you always look back and you say what if. w...

Intervene in a state matter and say stop the state plea because it is insufficient? >> sara lynch with reuters. i want to ask you about a question about the office of professional responsibility. earlier this year it was disclosed that they're doing a review into how you and other prosecutors in your office handled this matter. what is the status of that? what exactly are they looking at? will you submit to an interview, even though you're no longer with the justice department, and if they find any misconduct, will you resign? >> um, first i don't know what the status of that is. i would refer...

Value to getting a guilty plea and having him register. look, no regrets is a very hard question. at my confirmation hearing i was asked a similar question. one of the issues that i raised as we have a lot more transparency today. as you watch these victim interviews, it is very obvious that the victims feel that this was not a sufficient outcome. these victims were traumatized, we can't begin to understand what they went through. they look at this and say but why. you always look back and you say what if. what i can say is at the time come and i have provided the timeline and provided informa...

I have viewed the victim interviews. they are hard to watch. because i know that my former colleagues, the men and women of my office, wanted to help them. i wanted to help them. that is why we intervened. and that is what the prosecutors of my office did. they insisted that he go to jail and put the world on notice that he was and is a sexual predator. epstein's actions absolutely deserve a stiffer sentence. for years there have been rumors of investigations in other jurisdictions. and he should be prosecuted in any state in which he committed a crime. if there are other states in which he co...

Intervene in the state matter and say stop the state plea because it's insufficient. >> reporter: from reuters. want to ask you a question about the office of professional responsibility. earlier this year was disclosed that they are doing a review into how you and other prosecutors in your office handled this matter. what is the status of that. what exactly are they looking at? we submit to an interview even though you are no longer with the justice department? they find any misconduct, will you resign? >> first i don't know what the status of that is. i would refer that to the office of prof...