New Emails Reveal Alarming Ties Between Trump and Convicted Sex Trafficker
In a bombshell development, emails obtained by the House Oversight Committee have shed new light on Donald Trump's alleged ties to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. The documents, which span thousands of pages, suggest that Trump spent significant time at Epstein's residence with one of his victims, raising serious questions about the President's knowledge and involvement in Epstein's nefarious activities.
According to the emails, Epstein referred to Trump as "that dog that hasn't barked," implying a sense of familiarity and possibly even collaboration. In one email to Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein claimed that Trump had spent hours at his house with Virginia Giuffre, an accuser who died by suicide earlier this year.
The revelation has sparked outrage among Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, who accuse the White House of hiding the true nature of Trump's relationship with Epstein. "The more Donald Trump tries to cover up the Epstein files, the more we uncover," said Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA), the committee's ranking member.
However, Trump has denied any wrongdoing, claiming he only visited Epstein's island home as a guest and that he was unaware of any illicit activities taking place there. He also stated that he had banned Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago club for being a "creep," but Maxwell has disputed this account, saying she never witnessed Trump in an inappropriate setting.
The emails also appear to contradict Trump's claims, with one exchange between Epstein and journalist Michael Wolff suggesting that Trump asked Ghislaine Maxwell to stop recruiting victims at Mar-a-Lago. The White House has dismissed the emails as a "hoax" and accused Democrats of creating a "fake narrative" to smear President Trump.
As the controversy surrounding Epstein's activities continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how this new information will impact the ongoing investigations into his case. One thing is clear, however: the connections between Trump and Epstein raise serious concerns about the President's judgment and integrity on issues of sex trafficking and abuse.
In a bombshell development, emails obtained by the House Oversight Committee have shed new light on Donald Trump's alleged ties to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. The documents, which span thousands of pages, suggest that Trump spent significant time at Epstein's residence with one of his victims, raising serious questions about the President's knowledge and involvement in Epstein's nefarious activities.
According to the emails, Epstein referred to Trump as "that dog that hasn't barked," implying a sense of familiarity and possibly even collaboration. In one email to Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein claimed that Trump had spent hours at his house with Virginia Giuffre, an accuser who died by suicide earlier this year.
The revelation has sparked outrage among Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, who accuse the White House of hiding the true nature of Trump's relationship with Epstein. "The more Donald Trump tries to cover up the Epstein files, the more we uncover," said Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA), the committee's ranking member.
However, Trump has denied any wrongdoing, claiming he only visited Epstein's island home as a guest and that he was unaware of any illicit activities taking place there. He also stated that he had banned Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago club for being a "creep," but Maxwell has disputed this account, saying she never witnessed Trump in an inappropriate setting.
The emails also appear to contradict Trump's claims, with one exchange between Epstein and journalist Michael Wolff suggesting that Trump asked Ghislaine Maxwell to stop recruiting victims at Mar-a-Lago. The White House has dismissed the emails as a "hoax" and accused Democrats of creating a "fake narrative" to smear President Trump.
As the controversy surrounding Epstein's activities continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how this new information will impact the ongoing investigations into his case. One thing is clear, however: the connections between Trump and Epstein raise serious concerns about the President's judgment and integrity on issues of sex trafficking and abuse.
come on people, this is wild! thousands of pages of emails and still no one thinks trump was involved? like he just happened to be a guest at epstein's pad with some underage girl? 
doesn't add up. and what about the "that dog that hasn't barked" thing? sounds like some kinda code for "we're in cahoots". anyway, gotta give props to reps on the oversight committee for digging this deep. 
! I mean, Trump's got some serious 'splainin' to do if he was just hangin' out with Epstein at his pad like a buddy. The fact that Epstein was likin' to call him "that dog that hasn't barked" doesn't exactly fill me with confidence 
. I'm not buyin' the whole "I was just a guest at his island home" angle either - sounds like a dodgy excuse if you ask me 
. The more we learn about Epstein's dealings with Trump, the more I think we're seein' a pattern of behavior that's a bit too suspicious for comfort 
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. And can we talk about how shady Ghislaine Maxwell seems? I'm not saying she's off the hook or anything, but the more I learn about her, the more I question her motives 
, you know? I mean, who would've thought that someone like Trump could be so close to a convicted sex trafficker like Epstein? It's like, how did he not see what was going down? The emails seem pretty damning, especially with all those hours spent at Epstein's house with one of his victims... it's just not right.
. Anyway, back to Trump and Epstein... I mean, what's going on here? If the emails are real, how could Trump have been so clueless about Epstein's shady dealings? It's like he was just ignoring the elephant in the room 
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... because it's clear that neither party is willing to come clean about their past interactions with Epstein. Can't we just have honest conversations for once? 
like who visits a sex trafficker's pad for "hours" and doesn't know what's going on? 
and now the white house is all like "it's a hoax" but these emails are over 1000 pages long so I think they're more like "conspiracy theory" 
This whole thing is like a bad movie, you know? 
. It's not like Trump is the only one who has ever socialized with someone shady 
. Plus, Trump's got a good alibi – he claims to have visited Mar-a-Lago as a guest and didn't know anything about Epstein's illicit activities 
. I'm not saying Trump's perfect or anything, but let's not rush to judgment just yet 
. We need more facts before we start speculating 
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. Anyway, this whole thing just feels super shady and I'm not sure what to believe anymore 
. Can we just get some truth out of this already? 
. I'm not buying that it's just a "hoax" from the White House though 
. Trump's team needs to answer these questions honestly about what went down with Epstein and those girls 
It's clear that the White House is hiding something, and until they come clean about what really went down, we'll never know for sure.
. if he really was unaware of what was going down at epstein's mansion, why didn't he take action sooner when he knew about it? or if he was involved, why would he deny it now? 
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