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Epstein’s Brother Denies Trump–Clinton Sex Claim After Email Release
Mark Epstein called the email exchange a humorous private message and denied 'Bubba' refers to Bill Clinton, clarifying the public record amid viral speculation.
- On Wednesday, Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, denied that the 'Bubba' reference in House Democrats’ release of over 20,000 emails referred to former President Bill Clinton.
- An email exchange showed Jeffrey Epstein saying he was "with Bannon" and Mark Epstein replying, `Ask him if Putin has the photos of Trump blowing Bubba?`, with Bubba linked to former President Bill Clinton.
- Public reaction included both viral content and official denials as a viral tweet with over 269,000 likes and viral videos with millions of views spread on Twitter and TikTok, while White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson issued an assertive denial.
- Political pressure mounted as President Donald Trump urged Republicans on Sunday to vote to release the Epstein files on Truth Social, while a House floor vote is expected this week, per the New York Times.
- Mark Epstein told Newsweek that the emails were a `humorous private exchange` never meant for public release, and an Epstein spokesperson said Bubba is a private individual not a public figure.
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