US EditionDemocrats allege Trump spent 2017 Thanksgiving with Epstein after email leak
Emails released by the House Oversight Committee reveal Epstein mentioned Trump in a 2017 Thanksgiving exchange, fueling political debate despite no evidence of wrongdoing.
- On Nov. 12, House Oversight Committee members released emails from Nov. 23, 2017, in which Jeffrey Epstein referenced President Donald Trump and someone was 'down there' on Thanksgiving.
- Faith Kates asked Jeffrey Epstein where he was spending Thanksgiving on Nov. 23, 2017, and Epstein replied 'eva', prompting Kates to ask who else was 'down there' and mention 'glenn'.
- Epstein's own messages disparaged President Donald Trump, calling him 'not one decent cell in his body', while White House records show Trump spent Thanksgiving 2017 at Mar-a-Lago and Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.
- Democrats seized on the exchange, with Rep. Sean Casten and the Democratic Party X account reposting then deleting the claim that President Donald Trump spent Thanksgiving with Epstein, while White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said these emails prove literally nothing and called the release a distraction.
- Although the release rekindled scrutiny, no evidence links President Donald Trump to Epstein's trafficking, while Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted and Eva Andersson-Dubin testified at Maxwell's 2021 trial as Epstein died awaiting new charges.
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It was revealed this week that convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein stated in emails that Donald Trump knew about his crimes. Trump now wants to investigate several famous people's connections to Epstein. One of them is former President Bill Clinton, writes CNN.
He accuses the Democratic Party of resurrecting the "deception" of this sex offender, in an attempt "to divert attention from his disastrous closure of the government." Read more: Bannon and Musk's silence gives oxygen to a Trump cornered by the new revelations of the 'Epstein case'
Justice Minister Pam Bondi has commissioned a Manhattan prosecutor to investigate former President Bill Clinton and others nominated in Jeffrey Epstein's emails
The financier's mail denies Donald: "With him at Thanksgiving" (ANSA)
Donald Trump once again accused his democratic opponents on Friday of promoting the "Epstein cheating", while parliamentarians are due to vote next week on the publication of documents concerning this sex offender.
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