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Trump says newly released Epstein emails implying his involvement are a deflection by Democrats
Emails from Epstein’s estate suggest Trump knew about sex trafficking activities, including claims he spent hours with an accuser, despite his denial of any wrongdoing.
- Trump said newly released emails implying his involvement with Epstein are a deflection by Democrats.
- The emails discussed Trump's relationship with Epstein, including one that said he spent hours at Epstein's house with a trafficking victim.
- The White House press secretary said the emails aimed to smear Trump, while an accuser had previously said he was not involved in wrongdoing.
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Communications point to Trump knowing more than he admits about Epstein's sex trafficking network and directly committing him to this scheme of child abuse.
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