Exclusive Emails Reveal Epstein's Ongoing Vigilance Over Trump
As Donald Trump continues to grapple with the fallout of his friendship with late financier Jeffrey Epstein, newly released documents have shed new light on the extent of their relationship. The House oversight committee has made available over 20,000 pages of previously unreleased emails, which paint a picture of a close and intimate connection between the two men – one that persisted even after their friendship soured.
According to these communications, Epstein's staff kept Trump's air travel schedules under close observation, often sharing updates on his movements with Epstein himself. The emails suggest that the pair frequently used the same airports, with Epstein receiving notifications about Trump's flights and even updates on his daily schedule.
In one notable exchange, a pilot named Larry Visoski wrote to Epstein in December 2016, detailing Trump's travel plans for the upcoming week. "Trump is still scheduled to depart Sunday between 4 and 6 pm," Visoski noted. "Let me know if we are firm for wheels up Saturday at 6pm still?" Epstein responded by saying he would let Visoski know the next morning.
The emails also reveal that Epstein's associates forwarded numerous news articles about Trump, including stories on controversies surrounding the president. One article highlighted Roger Stone's arrest, while another covered Michael Cohen's discussions with prosecutors. These communications demonstrate that Epstein remained engaged with Trump's activities even after their friendship had cooled.
However, it's worth noting that these emails also contain some concerning language from Epstein himself. In one exchange, he described Trump as "borderline insane" and expressed hope that someone close to him would get indicted. Another email referred to Trump as the "dog that hasn't barked," suggesting a level of animosity towards his former friend.
Trump's team has responded to these revelations by claiming that they prove nothing. A White House spokesperson stated, "These emails prove literally nothing." However, critics argue that these communications suggest a far more intimate connection between Epstein and Trump than previously thought.
The release of these documents comes as Trump continues to face intense scrutiny over his past ties to Epstein. While some have accused Democrats of trying to smear him with selective leaks, others see this as an opportunity to shed light on the extent of their relationship.
Ultimately, these emails raise more questions than answers about the nature of Epstein's connection to Trump and what exactly he knew about his business dealings. As investigations into Epstein's sex trafficking ring continue, it remains to be seen how far-reaching the fallout from this friendship will prove to be for Trump himself.
As Donald Trump continues to grapple with the fallout of his friendship with late financier Jeffrey Epstein, newly released documents have shed new light on the extent of their relationship. The House oversight committee has made available over 20,000 pages of previously unreleased emails, which paint a picture of a close and intimate connection between the two men – one that persisted even after their friendship soured.
According to these communications, Epstein's staff kept Trump's air travel schedules under close observation, often sharing updates on his movements with Epstein himself. The emails suggest that the pair frequently used the same airports, with Epstein receiving notifications about Trump's flights and even updates on his daily schedule.
In one notable exchange, a pilot named Larry Visoski wrote to Epstein in December 2016, detailing Trump's travel plans for the upcoming week. "Trump is still scheduled to depart Sunday between 4 and 6 pm," Visoski noted. "Let me know if we are firm for wheels up Saturday at 6pm still?" Epstein responded by saying he would let Visoski know the next morning.
The emails also reveal that Epstein's associates forwarded numerous news articles about Trump, including stories on controversies surrounding the president. One article highlighted Roger Stone's arrest, while another covered Michael Cohen's discussions with prosecutors. These communications demonstrate that Epstein remained engaged with Trump's activities even after their friendship had cooled.
However, it's worth noting that these emails also contain some concerning language from Epstein himself. In one exchange, he described Trump as "borderline insane" and expressed hope that someone close to him would get indicted. Another email referred to Trump as the "dog that hasn't barked," suggesting a level of animosity towards his former friend.
Trump's team has responded to these revelations by claiming that they prove nothing. A White House spokesperson stated, "These emails prove literally nothing." However, critics argue that these communications suggest a far more intimate connection between Epstein and Trump than previously thought.
The release of these documents comes as Trump continues to face intense scrutiny over his past ties to Epstein. While some have accused Democrats of trying to smear him with selective leaks, others see this as an opportunity to shed light on the extent of their relationship.
Ultimately, these emails raise more questions than answers about the nature of Epstein's connection to Trump and what exactly he knew about his business dealings. As investigations into Epstein's sex trafficking ring continue, it remains to be seen how far-reaching the fallout from this friendship will prove to be for Trump himself.
I'm not surprised by these emails at all, tbh. Like, come on, if you're gonna hang out with someone as shady as Epstein, you gotta know where they're flying to and when. It's basic. But seriously, these emails are super revealing about the extent of their friendship. I mean, "borderline insane" is a pretty strong term, even for someone like Trump. And can we talk about how convenient it was that his team is just saying "these prove nothing"? Give me a break. 
This is some serious damage control right here.
. I mean, come on, the dude had his staff monitoring Trump's flight schedules and sharing updates with Epstein himself? That's some serious level of involvement, fam 
. And let's be real, if Epstein thought Trump was "borderline insane" back in 2016, we know something went down, you feel me 
. The fact that they used the same airports and shared news articles is just basic proof of their friendship. I don't think it's even up for debate. And btw, Trump's team saying these emails prove nothing is like saying a map doesn't show you where to find a coffee shop - it's a total cop-out 
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these emails are like a time capsule of their twisted relationship, i'm so down for more deets tho 
these new emails are wild 
seems like he had some serious connections with trumps inner circle 
and it's getting real 
but honestly it just makes me wonder what else we don't know about this friendship 
and now we're talking about epstein's sex trafficking ring which is just so disturbing 
the fact that his staff kept tracking trump's air travel schedules is wild, like what was epstein using them for? 
it's no wonder there are still so many questions about their friendship...
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. I'm no expert, but it seems to me that if someone is borderline insane, you might want to distance yourself... but Trump just kept on flying with this guy. The pilot even had to check in with Epstein about his flight plans! It's like they were old buddies or something 
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. These emails might raise more questions than answers, but I'm just glad they're shedding some light on this whole mess 
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it's wild to think about how close they were 
and yet, there's still so much unknown 
especially when it comes to what exactly Trump knew about Epstein's sex trafficking ring... it's a lot to take in 
. These emails just seem like more dirt being dug up to tarnish his rep. I'm not convinced they prove anything new or especially incriminating... or am I missing something? 
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cant wait 2 c how this all plays out!!!
. It sounds like their friendship was more complicated than we thought. The fact that Trump's team is downplaying these emails doesn't help - it just makes them seem more secretive. I think this whole thing is a real mess, but at least we're getting some answers out of it.
), but he definitely needs to take responsibility for how close they got. And what exactly was Epstein doing all those years? We need more transparency, that's for sure. This whole situation is just too weird, but I guess it's good we're having these kinds of conversations about it 
I mean, who keeps tabs on their friend's flight schedules? That's some next level stuff 
And what's up with Epstein calling Trump "borderline insane" 
. That's some freaky stuff right there.
. Yeah, sure, the emails do raise some concerns about what Epstein knew and when, but at least we're getting some answers now. And let's be real, Trump's team is always gonna try to spin these things and say that they don't prove anything... yeah right