Trump decries the release of embarrassing pics of Bill Clinton with Jeffrey Epstein
Trump criticized the release of heavily redacted Epstein files showing photos of prominent figures, warning it could damage reputations of those with incidental contact, officials said.
- 1- President Donald Trump said he was unhappy with photos of former President Bill Clinton being released in the first batch of Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein. 2- Trump described the release of the images as a “terrible thing,” saying he opposed photos of Clinton and others being made public. 3- Despite his criticism, Trump added that Clinton could handle the situation, calling him “a big boy.
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Trump's latest Epstein scramble hit head-on by Morning Joe: 'Who's he trying to protect?'
Remarks made by President Donald Trump on Monday when asked about the latest release of Jeffrey Epstein files raised eyebrows on MS NOW Tuesday.On “Morning Joe,” the co-hosts ran a clip of the president, flanked by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, stating, “They’re asking me questions about Jeffrey Epstein. I thought that was finished.”He then complained that the releases should stop because “a lot of people are…
The US President has conspicuously restrained his attacks on opponents after the Epstein files. He complains that uninvolved people are being harmed – including Bill Clinton.
President Donald Trump has sharply criticized the release of photos and documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump called it "appalling" that images are being distributed depicting people he claims met Epstein only "innocently or coincidentally."
Thousands of investigative files on the case of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have recently been released. Unlike expected, Trump has not continued his violent attacks against former US President Bill Clinton
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