Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff, author of Fire and Fury: The Inside Story of Donald Trump's White House, delves into the claims made in his book about President Trump's knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims. According to Major Garrett, Trump allegedly told Wolff that he knew more women who were victims of Jeffrey Epstein than he was letting on.
In a surprising twist, it has come to light that one of those women is Ghislaine Maxwell, the socialite and former business partner of Jeffrey Epstein, who was recently convicted of sex trafficking charges. Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff raises questions about whether Trump knew more about his friendship with Maxwell than he let on.
The conversation also touches on Trump's response to claims that he knew more women who were victims of Jeffrey Epstein. According to Major Garrett, Trump claimed that he did not know the names of any women who were victims of Epstein. However, Wolff disputes this claim, saying that Trump told him that he knew about the girls and was aware of their situation.
The conversation is a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Trump's inner circle during the time when Epstein was alive and allegedly operating his sex trafficking ring. Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff provides valuable insight into Trump's knowledge and actions regarding Epstein, which has sparked intense debate among those who know him.
As for Trump's response to these allegations, he has continued to deny any wrongdoing, claiming that he knew nothing about the alleged victims of Epstein. However, his own words have raised questions about his level of knowledge about Epstein's activities, which could potentially shed more light on his role in this scandal.
Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff highlights the complexities and nuances of Trump's relationship with Epstein, a man who has been accused of sex trafficking minors and other serious crimes. As this story continues to unfold, it is essential for those close to Trump to shed more light on what they knew about Epstein's activities, as well as their role in enabling or covering up these heinous crimes.
Ultimately, Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff serves as a reminder that there is still much to be learned about the inner workings of Trump's inner circle and his relationship with Epstein. As more information comes to light, it may shed new light on the extent of Trump's knowledge and involvement in this scandal, which has sparked intense debate among those who know him.
In a surprising twist, it has come to light that one of those women is Ghislaine Maxwell, the socialite and former business partner of Jeffrey Epstein, who was recently convicted of sex trafficking charges. Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff raises questions about whether Trump knew more about his friendship with Maxwell than he let on.
The conversation also touches on Trump's response to claims that he knew more women who were victims of Jeffrey Epstein. According to Major Garrett, Trump claimed that he did not know the names of any women who were victims of Epstein. However, Wolff disputes this claim, saying that Trump told him that he knew about the girls and was aware of their situation.
The conversation is a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Trump's inner circle during the time when Epstein was alive and allegedly operating his sex trafficking ring. Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff provides valuable insight into Trump's knowledge and actions regarding Epstein, which has sparked intense debate among those who know him.
As for Trump's response to these allegations, he has continued to deny any wrongdoing, claiming that he knew nothing about the alleged victims of Epstein. However, his own words have raised questions about his level of knowledge about Epstein's activities, which could potentially shed more light on his role in this scandal.
Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff highlights the complexities and nuances of Trump's relationship with Epstein, a man who has been accused of sex trafficking minors and other serious crimes. As this story continues to unfold, it is essential for those close to Trump to shed more light on what they knew about Epstein's activities, as well as their role in enabling or covering up these heinous crimes.
Ultimately, Major Garrett's conversation with Michael Wolff serves as a reminder that there is still much to be learned about the inner workings of Trump's inner circle and his relationship with Epstein. As more information comes to light, it may shed new light on the extent of Trump's knowledge and involvement in this scandal, which has sparked intense debate among those who know him.
. I mean, if he knew more women were victims of Epstein than he was letting on, that's a whole other level of creepy 
. And can we talk about how weird it is that Trump claims he didn't know the names of any Epstein victims, but Wolff says otherwise? It just seems like there's so much more to this story than what we're being told 
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. It's like, come on Donald, if you're not going to address the elephant in the room, then just own up to it and be done with it 
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This story just keeps getting weirder... how much did Trump really know about Epstein? The more we learn, the more questions come to light. I'm not sure what's more disturbing, the allegations themselves or the fact that people are still trying to downplay them. It's time for some real accountability here.
guess what just came out about trump and epstein? some lady named ghislaine maxwell (who was convicted of sex trafficking btw) allegedly said she told trump about all the girls epstein hurt but trump says he never knew lol what a dude. anyone think trump's gonna get away with this or is it gonna come back to bite him 
just heard that Ghislaine Maxwell is one of the women allegedly victimized by Epstein and now she's convicted of sex trafficking charges... meanwhile trump's still denying any involvement or knowledge about Epstein's victims... 
it's like he thinks no one will connect the dots between his friendships with Maxwell and other alleged victims 
and honestly, it's hard not to think that there's more to this story than we know right now 
. It's like, can we just have a straightforward conversation for once? The real issue here is how much we don't know about Epstein and his connections to Trump... it's getting old waiting for someone to spill the beans 
he seems like a pretty good source but what if Wolff is playing both sides or something? it'd be crazy if Trump really did know about the victims of Epstein and just chose not to say anything about it tho