Indecent proposal: Jeffrey Epstein call logs reveal he made dozens of calls to Charlie Rose (above in 2005)

Jeffrey Epstein was not just providing underage girls to his friends according to a new report.

New York magazine examined the convicted pedophile's black book, and learned that Epstein maintained a list of female assistants he recommended to pals including Charlie Rose and Bill Clinton.

Written call logs reveal that Epstein recommended five women that Rose should hire in a two-year span, and that three of those women then went to work for the disgraced newsman, who at the time was the host and executive producer of his eponymous talk show on PBS.

Of those three, at least one would later accuse Rose of sexual harassment.

'I was being offered up for abuse,' said that woman, who was just 22 when she was hired by Rose on Epstein's recommendation.

Epstein and his assistant Sarah Kellen called Rose dozens of times in that two-year period.

At the same time, Epstein was being probed by officials in Palm Beach and the FBI following allegations of sexual battery involving minor females.

One of the candidates Epstein named was said to be the 'world’s most perfect assistant she used to work for Harvey Weinstein he’s lucky if he can get her.'

Preyers gonna prey: He suggested five women to Rose (left in 2017), including the 'world’s most perfect assistant she used to work for Harvey Weinstein he’s lucky if he can get her' (Weinstein right in 2019)

De-Bill-itating: Another candidate went on to work as an intern, and a fourth got a job wioth the Clinton Global Initiative (Clinton above in 2019)

Weinstein is being sued by one former assistant and has been accused of sexually assaulting or harassing a number of other employees.

He is also noticeably absent from Epstein's black book, though he was part of the group that attempted to purchase New York magazine in the early aughts with the mystery moneyman.

At the same time, a number of his staff members have been accused as aiding the mogul in his quest to obtain young woman to fulfill his predatory desires.

Two ladies suggested to Rose required a conversation first according to the logs, which noted: 'Jeffrey Epstein wants to talk to you before you call these two girls.'

One of the woman Epstein recommended would eventually become an intern on Rose's show.

And a woman who flew with Epstein and Clinton to Africa later went on to take a job with the Clinton Global Initiative.

Doug Band, the founder of the CGI, was also on those flights.

Epstein would have been trying to place the girls at the same time law enforcement were closing in on him and his band of madames.

It is Irin Carmon who learned the details of Epstein's calls with Rose. She was also one-half of The Washington Post team who abck in 2017 first detailed Rose's years of sexual misconduct with young female employees.

Her relationships with those victims allowed her to reach out and contact the ones named in call logs.

At least one of the women said she was learning the details of how she was hired for the first time.

A representative for Rose did not deny the fact that Epstein called to suggest possible candidates for employment, stating: 'Jeffrey Epstein from time to time recommended various candidates for open positions at the Charlie Rose Show.'

The women who was sexually harassed said that he treatment by not only Rose but also her fellow staff members now made sense in light of this revelation.