US EditionDonald Trump Plans To Sue Rupert Murdoch, Wall Street Journal Over Jeffrey Epstein Story, White House Says
UNITED STATES, JUL 18 – President Trump denies sending a 2003 lewd letter to Jeffrey Epstein and threatens legal action against The Wall Street Journal and its parent company, News Corp.
- In a fresh controversy, The Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump sent Jeffrey Epstein a 2003 birthday note, framed by a sketch of a naked woman.
- Earlier this month, the Justice Department concluded no evidence supports conspiracy theories about Epstein’s clients and death, and on July 6, the FBI found no client list or foul play.
- According to the Wall Street Journal, the note featured typewritten text framed by the outline of a naked woman, with a signature beneath the waist and arcs denoting breasts mimicking pubic hair.
- In response, Attorney General Pam Bondi said she is ready to ask the court on Friday to unseal the grand jury transcripts, while President Donald Trump said he plans to sue the Wall Street Journal.
- On last week, the controversy has deepened divisions within Trump’s MAGA base over the Epstein documents handling, following Murdoch's visit to the World Cup final.
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The U.S. president responded after the daily newspaper published an article attributing him to writing a dirty letter addressed to the financier and sex offender in 2003, which he denied.
Trump sues Murdoch, News Corp and WSJ over Epstein report | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump has sued the Wall Street Journal and its owners, including Rupert Murdoch, making good on a promise he made Thursday after the newspaper reported that Trump in 2003 sent Jeffrey Epstein a birthday greeting that included a sexually suggestive drawing and a reference to secrets they shared.
Trump threatens to sue Rupert Murdoch, WSJ over Epstein birthday note article
President Donald Trump signaled he may seek legal action against The Wall Street Journal following an article that the publication posted. Trump warned WSJ owner Rupert Murdoch in response to the article that claimed the president sent a letter to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In a Truth Social post, Trump said Friday, July 18, he can’t wait for Murdoch to “testify in my lawsuit against him and his ‘pile of garbage’ newspaper.” Murdoch…
The lurid card to then-friend Jeffrey Epstein has created new problems for President Trump. Now he wants more documents anyway. And sues the newspaper that published the card.
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