Epstein Email Suggests Relationship With Trump After He Was President
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Responding to a friend's question about who else was “down there,” the child sex trafficker said, among others, “Trump.”
WASHINGTON – An email written by Donald Trump’s once-close friend Jeffrey Epstein suggests the two men maintained contact after Trump became president, contradicting Trump’s oft-repeated claim that he cut ties with the now-dead child sex trafficker two decades ago.
The revelation comes in a Nov. 23, 2017, exchange in which Epstein discusses his plans for the coming days with someone described as “Faith Kates” in Epstein’s email contacts. The email was among thousands of documents released by the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, which received them thanks to a subpoena of Epstein’s estate.
Kates asks where Epstein is spending Thanksgiving, and Epstein responds: “eva.”
Kates replies that “Glenn” will be there, but that he is “such a snooze,” and then asks, “who else is down there?”
Epstein responds: “david fizel, hanson, trump.”
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