Detail In 1 New Epstein Estate Pic Makes CNN Anchor Pause: 'Can't Believe I Have To Read This'
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Erin Burnett also addressed President Donald Trump's reaction to his appearance in the new batch of photos.
CNN “OutFront” anchor Erin Burnett discussed newly released photos from the estate of late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein on Friday and took a moment to express her disbelief over what she found herself describing.
A batch of photos released that day by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee included a few that featured President Donald Trump, in one form or another. One showed Trump posing with six unidentified women, or possibly girls, whose faces are redacted, while another showed Epstein and Trump standing next to each other at a Victoria’s Secret Angels party in 1997.
But it was another image that prompted Burnett’s aside.
As she put it, “And then there was a photo that Epstein kept as well, a bowl of novelty condoms with a caricature of Trump’s face on the wrapper and the words, quote, — can’t believe I have to read this — ‘I’m huuuuge.’”
Burnett continued, “And even as you laugh, to think about the fact that this was Jeffrey Epstein’s possession, it’s disgusting.”
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