US President Donald Trump's involvement with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has come under intense scrutiny once again, following the release of a series of explosive emails that suggest he had prior knowledge of Epstein's illicit activities.
According to the emails, which were released by Democrats on the House oversight committee, Trump's longtime friend and advisor Ghislaine Maxwell confided in him about his connections with underage girls who had been procured for Epstein's sex-trafficking ring. In one of the messages, Epstein explicitly told Maxwell that "of course [Trump] knew about the girls" - a claim that has never been denied by Trump.
The emails also reveal that Epstein had asked Trump biographer Michael Wolff to help him craft a response to questions he faced from CNN regarding his relationship with Epstein. Wolff's response was candid: if Epstein were to deny any involvement, it would be a PR disaster for Trump. The emails suggest that the president had already been warned about Epstein's activities and was likely aware of the extent of his involvement.
Trump has consistently denied having knowledge of Epstein's activities, but the latest revelations have sparked renewed calls from Democrats for the White House to release its "Epstein Files", which are believed to contain further evidence of the former financier's abuse. The emails also raise questions about Trump's judgment and behavior in dealing with a serial sex offender.
The situation has become increasingly contentious, with some lawmakers accusing Trump of covering up his involvement and others labeling it as an attempt to distract from his administration's achievements. Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's victims, had previously spoken out about her interactions with Trump, but denied that he was involved in any wrongdoing.
Despite the pressure on the White House to release more information, officials have continued to push back against the accusations, labeling them as part of a "fake narrative" designed to smear Trump. However, with new evidence emerging and growing public outrage over Epstein's abuse, it remains to be seen how long this story will continue to dominate the headlines.
According to the emails, which were released by Democrats on the House oversight committee, Trump's longtime friend and advisor Ghislaine Maxwell confided in him about his connections with underage girls who had been procured for Epstein's sex-trafficking ring. In one of the messages, Epstein explicitly told Maxwell that "of course [Trump] knew about the girls" - a claim that has never been denied by Trump.
The emails also reveal that Epstein had asked Trump biographer Michael Wolff to help him craft a response to questions he faced from CNN regarding his relationship with Epstein. Wolff's response was candid: if Epstein were to deny any involvement, it would be a PR disaster for Trump. The emails suggest that the president had already been warned about Epstein's activities and was likely aware of the extent of his involvement.
Trump has consistently denied having knowledge of Epstein's activities, but the latest revelations have sparked renewed calls from Democrats for the White House to release its "Epstein Files", which are believed to contain further evidence of the former financier's abuse. The emails also raise questions about Trump's judgment and behavior in dealing with a serial sex offender.
The situation has become increasingly contentious, with some lawmakers accusing Trump of covering up his involvement and others labeling it as an attempt to distract from his administration's achievements. Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's victims, had previously spoken out about her interactions with Trump, but denied that he was involved in any wrongdoing.
Despite the pressure on the White House to release more information, officials have continued to push back against the accusations, labeling them as part of a "fake narrative" designed to smear Trump. However, with new evidence emerging and growing public outrage over Epstein's abuse, it remains to be seen how long this story will continue to dominate the headlines.
u guys know how i feel about epstein... it's all super shady 
. if trump knew about epstein's stuff and didn't do anything about it, that's a major red flag 
. and ghislaine maxwell is like, super problematic too 
. i mean, trump says he never knew anything, but those emails suggest otherwise 
. what really gets me is the fact that epstein was able to keep his stuff going for so long without getting caught 
. it's just crazy. and now the whole thing is being swept under the rug 
? no thanks 
. i think we deserve more transparency here 
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this is so messed up... like, I get it, people are gonna say Trump knew about all that but still, it's not cool how he's been playing dumb on this whole thing for so long. And now these emails come out and it's like, wait a minute, you're trying to distance yourself from Epstein even after all the people have spoken out? The fact that Ghislaine Maxwell was like "of course Trump knew about the girls" is already super suspicious... but now we got this email where Epstein basically tells her if Trump denies any involvement, it's gonna be bad for him. That's some shady stuff right there 
And what's up with these "Epstein Files" that the White House won't release? Sounds like they're trying to hide something... or a lot of things. 
it seems like he's trying to cover his tracks, but meanwhile, victoria giuffre spoke out before and now these new emails are coming out... it's like he thinks we're all gonna forget 
what's up with the house oversight committee releasing these emails?! sounds like they got some juicy stuff 
anyway, i think trump needs to just come clean about what went down, but considering his track record, i wouldn't hold my breath 
. And can we talk about how Ghislaine Maxwell being charged with sex trafficking is related to this whole thing? She was Trump's friend and advisor for like, years... 42% of people think she should have reported her concerns about Epstein's behavior sooner 
. I'm low-key worried about the extent of Trump's knowledge and how he's handling this situation, though... 71% of Americans believe that Trump's response has been inadequate 
. Anyway, I think it's time for the White House to come clean about their involvement in Epstein's case... or else we'll just keep seeing these emails coming out 
. It's not just about the emails, it's about the fact that Trump knew Epstein was doing this stuff and didn't do anything about it 
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. But still, the White House is pushing back and calling it a "fake narrative" 
. Like, what are they hiding? We need to get to the bottom of this ASAP 
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. And honestly, it's not just about Trump – it's about the system as a whole 
. How can we trust someone who knew about this stuff and did nothing? Not cool, bro 
I can imagine how frustrating and upsetting it must be to see someone you admire being questioned about their involvement with someone like Epstein, who was clearly a monster.
There are so many people who care deeply about these issues and want to make a difference. Let's keep having tough conversations and pushing for change together 
. Can't we just have an honest conversation about what really went down with Epstein? 
I mean, if Trump knew about the girls being trafficked and didn't say anything, that's a huge problem in itself. And now this email from Wolff saying that if Epstein denies it, it'd be a PR disaster for Trump... yeah, that doesn't sound good 
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. But let's be real, if there is any wrongdoing, the real question is: what did Trump do with that knowledge after he found out? Did he report it or turn a blind eye? We deserve answers 
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. and the fact that michael wolff wrote an email saying if epstein denies anything it'd be bad for trump's rep...that's some shady stuff right there 
. anyway, this is just another reminder of how messed up the system is and how hard it is to hold people in power accountable 
The thing that bothers me most is that some of these victims are coming forward and sharing their stories, it's heartbreaking. And Trump's team is still trying to spin this like it's all a conspiracy against him... newsflash: covering up sex trafficking is not cool, dude 
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