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Mark Epstein says his brother Jeffrey spoke with Trump after 2016 election
Mark Epstein says Donald Trump called his brother Jeffrey Epstein moments after the 2016 victory to express shock, contradicting Trump's later denials of recent contact.
- Shortly after the 2016 election, Mark Epstein told CNN that President Donald Trump called Jeffrey Epstein, expressing surprise with a `Can you believe this?` phone call and saying he spoke regularly to his brother after the vote.
- The contradiction centers on Trump's 2019 denial and Mark Epstein's 2016-call claim, as Trump said he had not spoken to Jeffrey Epstein in `probably 15 years`, clashing with Mark's assertion.
- Newly released emails shared with Congress allege Trump `knew about the girls` and `spent hours at my house` in a 20,000-document batch from House Republicans.
- The move to compel file release came as officials, including Attorney General Pam Bondi, left timelines and redactions unclear, and The Independent has contacted the White House for comment.
- Trump won the 2016 election after surprise victories in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania despite losing the popular vote by nearly three million, and Mark Epstein said his brother `stopped hanging out` with Trump after calling him a `crook`.
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Donald Trump allegedly called Jeffrey Epstein moments after his 2016 election victory over Hillary Clinton, contrary to his later claims he had not spoken to the paedophile financier in many years.
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C 22%
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