Newly Released Emails Expose Close Ties Between Epstein and Trump
A cache of previously unreleased emails has shed new light on the close relationship between late financier Jeffrey Epstein and former President Donald Trump. The documents, released by the House Oversight Committee, reveal that Epstein's staff kept him informed about Trump's air travel schedule, with many instances indicating a level of familiarity and coordination between the two.
The emails show that Epstein's pilot, Larry Visoski, regularly updated his boss on Trump's flight plans, including arrival times at airports such as Palm Beach International. The exchange also reveals that Epstein was aware of Trump's movements even after their friendship soured, with one email from November 2016 referencing Trump's scheduled departure between 4-6 pm.
The documents also indicate that Epstein disparaged Trump on several occasions, with one email from December 2018 describing him as "borderline insane." The exchange also mentions Trump ally Roger Stone and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, who had a conversation with Epstein about the president's mental state.
Other emails suggest that Epstein received updates on Trump's movements from friends and associates, including reports on controversies surrounding the president. One such report was on Roger Stone's arrest in January 2019, while another referenced Michael Cohen's discussions with prosecutors.
The release of these documents has reignited scrutiny of Trump's past ties to Epstein, with many calling for further transparency on the matter. Trump himself recently took to social media to deny any wrongdoing and claim that Democrats were trying to distract from his achievements.
In response, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the emails had been selectively leaked by Democrats to create a "fake narrative" about Trump's involvement with Epstein. However, many have questioned the motives behind this move, particularly given the ongoing controversy surrounding Trump's handling of the Epstein case during his presidency.
As investigators continue to probe the Epstein scandal, these newly released emails serve as a reminder of the close relationship between two high-profile figures and highlight the need for greater transparency on this matter.
A cache of previously unreleased emails has shed new light on the close relationship between late financier Jeffrey Epstein and former President Donald Trump. The documents, released by the House Oversight Committee, reveal that Epstein's staff kept him informed about Trump's air travel schedule, with many instances indicating a level of familiarity and coordination between the two.
The emails show that Epstein's pilot, Larry Visoski, regularly updated his boss on Trump's flight plans, including arrival times at airports such as Palm Beach International. The exchange also reveals that Epstein was aware of Trump's movements even after their friendship soured, with one email from November 2016 referencing Trump's scheduled departure between 4-6 pm.
The documents also indicate that Epstein disparaged Trump on several occasions, with one email from December 2018 describing him as "borderline insane." The exchange also mentions Trump ally Roger Stone and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, who had a conversation with Epstein about the president's mental state.
Other emails suggest that Epstein received updates on Trump's movements from friends and associates, including reports on controversies surrounding the president. One such report was on Roger Stone's arrest in January 2019, while another referenced Michael Cohen's discussions with prosecutors.
The release of these documents has reignited scrutiny of Trump's past ties to Epstein, with many calling for further transparency on the matter. Trump himself recently took to social media to deny any wrongdoing and claim that Democrats were trying to distract from his achievements.
In response, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the emails had been selectively leaked by Democrats to create a "fake narrative" about Trump's involvement with Epstein. However, many have questioned the motives behind this move, particularly given the ongoing controversy surrounding Trump's handling of the Epstein case during his presidency.
As investigators continue to probe the Epstein scandal, these newly released emails serve as a reminder of the close relationship between two high-profile figures and highlight the need for greater transparency on this matter.
just saw those new emails about epstein & trump... it's wild how closely they were tied 
i mean we already knew epstein was friends with trump but to see how much info was being shared between them is crazy 
like who updates who on air travel schedules? that's some next level friendship stuff 
anyway, these emails do raise a lot of questions about transparency and whether trump was really as clueless as he claims to be 
i'm just glad we're seeing more light shed on this dark situation 
. I mean, a pilot keeping him updated on Trump's flight plans? That's some next-level coordination 
. And on the other hand, it's pretty cringeworthy that Epstein was calling Trump "borderline insane" 
. I think it's time for Trump to come clean about his relationship with Epstein - we deserve to know what went down 
and dont even get me started on why these emails were kept secret for so long, isnt that like, super shady? 
... these emails are fire and we need more transparency, you know? It's like, Trump's been dodging this for years and now that it's out he's trying to spin it. Anyway, can't wait to see what else comes out of this investigation 
. It's crazy to think that there were times when they'd coordinate their flights, it sounds like a pretty intense friendship 
. It's also interesting to see that Epstein wasn't afraid to speak his mind about Trump on more than one occasion 
. These emails do add a new layer to the story, though - it's definitely worth keeping an eye on how this all plays out 
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. We need to keep digging, folks! The truth is out there, but it's going to take a lot of digging to uncover it...
. I'm not surprised, though - we've known Trump's a bit shady for ages 
. But still, this stuff should come out in the open, you know? The White House trying to spin it as a "fake narrative" doesn't sit right with me 
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. They're just trying to keep the spotlight off their guy's sketchy past. But let's be real, these emails don't exactly paint Trump in a flattering light either. I mean, who uses the phrase "borderline insane" to describe someone? That's not someone who's going to inspire confidence 
. You've got to sift through all this noise and misinformation to find what's really going on. And even then, you're never really sure what's true... 
i mean can you even believe trump was friends with epstein in the first place? like what were they thinking? anyway its pretty clear now that trump knew way more about epstein's biz than he let on, and thats some shady stuff 
and even had a convo with roger stone about trump's mental state 
also, it's crazy how much epstein knew about trump's controversies (like that time roger stone got arrested) tbh, i don't think trump's denial is gonna cut it this time... 
. It's wild to see how connected they were - like, their staff was updating each other on flight plans? That's some crazy levels of friendship 
. I'm not surprised though, Epstein was known for being a bit of a players' club type 
️. And what's even crazier is that Epstein himself seemed to be kinda salty towards Trump at times 
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. And can you believe Epstein's pilot kept him updated on Trump's flight plans? It's like they were in cahoots or something.
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. The selective leaking of these emails by Democrats has sparked debate about motives and transparency, but ultimately, it serves as a reminder of the need for accountability in our institutions 
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and another mentions a convo between Trump ally Roger Stone and Epstein about the president's mental state 
. Can we get some more info on how deep this went?