Direct answer: The Epstein “list” often refers to a claimed roster of high- profile individuals allegedly associated with Jeffrey Epstein. Public reporting and court records released through 2024–2025 show that several well- known figures appear in Epstein-related materials (flight logs, calendars, emails, or social notes). Among those repeatedly cited in credible reporting are Prince Andrew, former U.S. president Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Bill Gates (in discussions or meetings Epstein proposed or attended), Elon Musk (referenced in schedules or notes), Peter Thiel, Steve Bannon, and others. However, there is no public, authoritative master list that proves all associations or confirms wrongdoing by those individuals; many entries involve proposed or potential meetings, placeholders, or notes that do not establish actual participation in Epstein’s criminal activities. Responding organizations emphasize that most mentions do not imply knowledge of crimes or involvement, and several individuals have denied any wrongdoing or connection beyond being listed in records or being contacted. The most recent high- profile disclosures have been part of ongoing oversight committee releases and media investigations, and details continue to be clarified as documents are reviewed. If you want, I can summarize the most commonly cited names from the latest released materials and explain what the records actually indicate (meeting notes, flight logs, or otherwise) with citations to the sources.