The footage, which is part of millions of files released by the US Department of Justice, shows the late sex offender being questioned by an unnamed interviewer.
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The full video file - which runs for nearly two hours - shows Epstein facing questions from an interviewer. It has not been confirmed who is asking the questions, or when and why the footage was filmed.
In one section, Epstein is questioned about his wealth, and it is later put to him whether he is a "class three sexual predator".
The video is part of millions of files released on Friday by the US Department of Justice.
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