Trump and Epstein Statue in D.C. Removed by Authorities Despite Permit
- A statue depicting President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein has been reinstalled on the National Mall after its removal by the National Park Service due to permit issues.
- The statue was erected by an anonymous group called Secret Handshake and has a permit for display until September 28, 2025.
- The National Park Service removed the statue due to a height discrepancy in the permit that allowed it to be displayed.
- After repairs, the statue was reinstalled, symbolizing the controversial relationship between Trump and Epstein.
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Trump-Epstein statue returns to National Mall after Park Service took it down
A pop-up statue of President Donald Trump holding hands with late financier and child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein has gone back up on the National Mall, after the National Park Service took it down.The reinstallation of the statue, known officially as the "Trump-Epstein Friendship Statue" and ere...
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