Chris Hayes Says Trump Has Been ‘Caught Red-Handed’ Over Epstein Birthday Book
The House Committee released Epstein's 2003 birthday book containing a $22,500 check from Trump and drawings linked to sex trafficking allegations, intensifying ongoing investigations.
- In September 2025, a congressional panel obtained and made public a 50th birthday album from 2003 linked to Jeffrey Epstein, which included a sketch attributed to Donald Trump.
- The release followed a July 17, 2025 Wall Street Journal report on the album, after which Trump sued the newspaper on July 18 for $10 billion, denying authorship of the letter and drawing.
- The letter in the book reads 'TO JEFF' and features a signature close to known examples, while social media posts debated the drawing's subject, including a video gaining over 122,800 likes.
- Trump told the Wall Street Journal, "I never wrote a picture in my life," and his legal team vowed to continue aggressive litigation despite mixed responses on his denials.
- The controversy has intensified scrutiny of Trump's ties to Epstein, coinciding with ongoing political battles over congressional redistricting and public debates on related social media topics.
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Chris Hayes Says Trump Has Been ‘Caught Red-Handed’ Over Epstein Birthday Book
'It’s very, very hard not to be...physically disgusted.'
Ohio connections on display with public release of Epstein birthday book: Capitol Letter
A trove of documents from the estate of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein released by a congressional committee on Monday includes a birthday greeting and drawing of breasts from Ohio’s wealthiest man -- and brings into question the protests of another Ohio connection.
White House in tailspin over Epstein bombshell, now claims 'entire narrative' is a lie
Oh, to be a fly on the Oval Office wall yesterday! I can only imagine the ashen-faced misery of staffers as they downloaded and read through the nightmarish Jeffrey Epstein birthday book. The centerpiece was, of course, Donald Trump‘s birthday message to Epstein. This was written across the torso of what very much appeared to be a drawing of an underage girl, teasing the pair’s “wonderful secrets” together. Back in July, when The Wall Street Jou…
Hours after Congress released Leon Black’s note in Epstein ‘birthday book,’ MoMA welcomed him to swank bash
Soon after Congress released Jeffrey Epstein’s so-called “birthday book,” financier Leon Black arrived at a MoMA party. REUTERS Just hours after Congress released Jeffrey Epstein’s so-called “birthday book,” which included a note from Leon Black, MoMA welcomed the financier and art collector — along with another Epstein associate — to a swank bash. On Monday Congress released the book, which most famously includes a drawing that appears to have …
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