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Statue depicting Trump, Epstein as Jack, Rose from 'Titanic' appears on National Mall
The Secret Handshake group installed the satirical 12-foot statue to spotlight Trump-Epstein ties amid recent Justice Department and FBI revelations.
- On Tuesday, March 10, 2026, the Secret Handshake installed a 12-foot statue of President Donald Trump embracing Jeffrey Epstein on the National Mall, set to remain until Friday, March 13.
- Continuing its protest series, The Secret Handshake erected the statue to satirize and memorialize President Donald Trump’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, as in the past.
- Titled KING OF THE WORLD, the installation features a plaque comparing Trump and Epstein to Jack and Rose and is flanked by ten giant banners echoing this theme.
- The White House initially did not respond to requests for comment, and Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, denied Trump’s involvement while U.S. Park Police have previously removed a similar statue overnight that reappeared for four days.
- The installation coincides with recent DOJ disclosures, as the Justice Department released three FBI interview summaries and reportedly withholds up to 50 terabytes of Epstein files.
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Statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein in Titanic scene appears outside Capitol
A statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein reenacting THAT famous Titanic scene has appeared outside the Capitol building in Washington D.C. The statue is titled the ‘King of the World’ and appeared on Tuesday (March 10). (Getty) A plaque on the statue reads: “The tragic love story between Jack and Rose was built on luxurious travel, raucous parties, and secret nude sketches. This monument honors the bond between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epste…
Large statues depicting President Donald Trump and the deceased sex trafficking accused Jeffrey Epstein have been installed in central Washington, D.C., recreating a famous scene from the movie Titanic.
The anonymous organization Secret Handshake installed near the Capitol a controversial statue of Trump and Epstein in which both simulate the iconic pose of the protagonists of the movie Titanic.According to the reports, the controversial monument appeared on the morning of March 10 in the National Mall, the park that is in front of the Capitol.The figures of Trump and Epstein were accompanied by a plaque in which a harsh criticism is launched a…
'King of the World': MAGA melts down over Trump-Epstein 'Titanic' statue
President Donald Trump’s supporters are not happy with a new gold statue in Washington DC because it depicts the Republican romantically posing with his late friend, the convicted child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.“A couple of families with young children from Pennsylvania skirted the statue and the small crowd that had gathered around it,” The Washington Post reported. “‘I don’t love seeing it here,’ said Josh, who declined to give his last …
In the National Mall, near the U.S. Capital, a new statue of Trump and Jeffrey Epstein came up. His work of "friendly friendship built with luxurious trips, parties and nuisances", is read on a plate.
The installation, located at the National Mall (Washington), entitled King of the World, recreates the famous scene on the bow of the Titanic (1997, James Cameron) where lovers embrace each other, but on this occasion Jack and Rose, played by Leonardo Di Caprio and Kate Winslet, are replaced by Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.Continue reading...
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