US EditionNew photos released from Epstein’s estate showing Trump, Bannon, Bill Clinton and other high-profile people
House Democrats released 19 photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate showing Epstein with high-profile figures to pressure DOJ for full file release amid ongoing investigations.
- On Dec 13, 2025, House Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released 19 photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, featuring President Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, former President Bill Clinton, Bill Gates and Woody Allen.
- From a trove of more than 95,000 images, the House Oversight Committee said the 19 photos came from Epstein's estate, and members posted selections publicly on X to pressure the Trump administration and the Justice Department.
- Among the released items are three images featuring President Donald Trump, women pictured with faces blacked out, and sex‑shop paraphernalia including a novelty `Trump condom $4.50` display.
- The White House responded that the photos are a 'Democrat hoax,' while President Donald Trump told reporters `I haven't seen them, but I mean, everybody knew this man`.
- Under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, the DOJ must release all remaining evidence by December 19, while recent court rulings have unsealed grand jury transcripts and privacy rules allow limited redactions.
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Clinton and Bill Gates, and then Woody Allen and Steve Bannon in the images made public by the Democratic MPs of the Chamber Commission investigating the situation in the...
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Democratic elected members of the supervisory committee in the House of Representatives released 19 photos related to sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
"No big deal": Trump plays down after his photo surfaces with Epstein
Upon being asked by the media about the newly released images by the Oversight Committee that featured Trump, Bill Clinton and Steve Bannon, the US President said, "I haven't seen them, but I mean, everybody knew this man. He was all over Palm Beach."
Donald Trump is trying to dismiss new photos of Epstein as a political witch hunt, but the visual evidence is hard to ignore. Democrats are using the case to hit Trump as often as they can, and that's why the case won't go away, writes US correspondent Jacob Fuglsang in this analysis.
Democrats release small group of photos from massive Epstein trove
Leading House Democrats released two groups of pictures—first, 19 and then later, another 70—on Friday from a reported trove of 95,000 photos that were turned over to the Oversight Committee on Thursday by the Epstein estate.
In the affair of the U.S. sex offender Epstein, Congressmen of the Democrats have published more photos from his estate. In addition to President Trump, other well-known personalities can be seen.[more]]>
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