US President Donald Trump's alleged ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have resurfaced in a new batch of leaked emails. According to documents released by the House Oversight Committee, Epstein wrote to his associate Ghislaine Maxwell in 2011 that Trump "spent hours at my house" with one of Epstein's victims, whose name has been redacted.
In another email exchange obtained by CBS News, Epstein wrote to author Michael Wolff in 2019 that "Of course he knew about the girls as he asked ghislaine to stop." This revelation comes as Democrats on the House Oversight Committee push for more transparency on Epstein's files, citing the need to uncover potential ties between Trump and Epstein.
Maxwell was convicted of conspiring in Epstein's sex trafficking ring and is serving a 20-year prison sentence. The emails were obtained by the House Oversight Committee from Epstein's estate, which released over 23,000 documents in response to lawmakers' requests.
Trump has previously denied any wrongdoing, stating he had cut ties with Epstein years ago. However, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democrats of selectively leaking emails to create a "fake narrative" and claimed that Trump had kicked Epstein out of his club decades ago for being a creep to female employees.
One email exchange released by the committee appears to show Epstein discussing the need to protect Trump's reputation in case he was asked about his relationship with Epstein. The emails also reference Mar-a-Lago, Trump's South Florida resort, and suggest that Epstein and Wolff had a conversation about how to manage the narrative around their interactions.
The latest release comes as Congress votes on whether to compel the Justice Department to release all of its files related to the Epstein investigation. Several lawmakers have called for greater transparency and accountability in response to Epstein's alleged ties to Trump.
While some have questioned the authenticity of the emails, others believe they raise serious questions about potential wrongdoing by Trump or his associates. As the investigation into Epstein's dealings continues, one thing is clear: the revelation has sparked a renewed debate about the extent of Trump's involvement with the deceased financier and the broader implications for his presidency.
In another email exchange obtained by CBS News, Epstein wrote to author Michael Wolff in 2019 that "Of course he knew about the girls as he asked ghislaine to stop." This revelation comes as Democrats on the House Oversight Committee push for more transparency on Epstein's files, citing the need to uncover potential ties between Trump and Epstein.
Maxwell was convicted of conspiring in Epstein's sex trafficking ring and is serving a 20-year prison sentence. The emails were obtained by the House Oversight Committee from Epstein's estate, which released over 23,000 documents in response to lawmakers' requests.
Trump has previously denied any wrongdoing, stating he had cut ties with Epstein years ago. However, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democrats of selectively leaking emails to create a "fake narrative" and claimed that Trump had kicked Epstein out of his club decades ago for being a creep to female employees.
One email exchange released by the committee appears to show Epstein discussing the need to protect Trump's reputation in case he was asked about his relationship with Epstein. The emails also reference Mar-a-Lago, Trump's South Florida resort, and suggest that Epstein and Wolff had a conversation about how to manage the narrative around their interactions.
The latest release comes as Congress votes on whether to compel the Justice Department to release all of its files related to the Epstein investigation. Several lawmakers have called for greater transparency and accountability in response to Epstein's alleged ties to Trump.
While some have questioned the authenticity of the emails, others believe they raise serious questions about potential wrongdoing by Trump or his associates. As the investigation into Epstein's dealings continues, one thing is clear: the revelation has sparked a renewed debate about the extent of Trump's involvement with the deceased financier and the broader implications for his presidency.
I'm kinda surprised that these emails are still coming up after all this time. Like, we already knew there was some shady stuff going on between Epstein and Trump, but this is just getting more and more complicated. I mean, if Trump said he cut ties with Epstein years ago, why didn't anyone think to dig deeper? And now it seems like they're trying to spin this as a "fake narrative" 
, which is just weird. I'm not saying Trump definitely did anything wrong, but at least we should be having an honest conversation about these allegations. It's always better to get to the truth than to try to cover something up 
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. It's not just about uncovering potential ties between Trump and Epstein, but also about holding those in power accountable for their actions.
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. The emails suggest a level of familiarity and connection that's hard to ignore. This is definitely a story that's going to keep unfolding 
I'm not saying Trump did anything wrong, but these emails are definitely raising some red flags. Maybe it's time for him to come clean and explain himself once and for all? 
! Like, think about it - Donald Trump's been trying to distance himself from this whole Epstein thing for years, but now we've got these new leaked emails that are like, super incriminating 
. Like, if Trump had really cut ties with Epstein years ago, why are there these emails that suggest he was still involved? And what's up with this conversation about protecting his reputation? It's like, come on, Trump 
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), but it's clear that there's still a lot of questions to be answered here. And honestly? I think we're just getting started with this whole Epstein scandal 
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And Jeffrey Epstein is connected to him on one side, then Ghislaine Maxwell, then the victim... 
The emails from 2011 and 2019 show Epstein talking about Trump's reputation, Mar-a-Lago being mentioned... it's like they're trying to spin the narrative. 
Like, what are they hiding? We want transparency and accountability here!
I'm not buying the White House spin that Democrats are selectively leaking emails to create a "fake narrative" 
i mean trump was like totally buddies with epstein 
and now it's coming out that he might've known about epstein's victims 
? and the fact that trump is trying to cover it up 
just doesn't add up 
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