US EditionDonald Trump Allegedly Was 'Banging' Assistant, Emails to Jeffrey Epstein Claim
House Democrats released emails linking Trump to Epstein, fueling calls for Justice Department transparency and revealing only 40% Republican approval on Epstein file handling, Reuters/Ipsos found.
- On Wednesday, House Democrats released a trove of emails that reignited questions about President Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein amid a record-long government shutdown's end.
- A petition backed by all House Democrats and four Republicans secured the final signature the same day the government reopened to press the Justice Department for all Epstein files.
- White House officials responded that White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said `These emails prove literally nothing` and insisted the administration would not be distracted by the saga.
- Trump rebuked House Republicans who dissented as `soft and foolish` and said he would ask the Justice Department to investigate Epstein's ties with JPMorgan and prominent Democrats.
- Pia Carusone, Democratic strategist, warned Epstein revelations could depress Republican turnout in next year's midterm elections, and strategists said the saga disrupts Trump's message discipline.
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Exiled by the elite after his conviction for sexually soliciting a teenage girl and failing to rehabilitate his image as a sexual predator, new emails show an embittered Jeffrey Epstein in 2011 believed his old friend Donald Trump had escaped scrutiny.
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Can Trump outrun Epstein’s shadow? Explosive emails reignite political storm, test Republican unity
WASHINGTON, Nov 16 — President Donald Trump was eager to claim victory this week after the record-long US government shutdown ended on his terms. But almost immediately, the White House was forced to battle a familiar bogeyman: Jeffrey Epstein. A trove of emails released by Democrats in the US House of Representatives on Wednesday reignited questions about Trump’s relationship with the disgraced financier and how much the president knew about Ep…
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