During a recent press briefing, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reacted defensively to inquiries regarding Donald Trump’s mental state and his responses to controversial topics, including the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Her sharp rebukes towards the media, fueled by questions about Trump’s behavior, exposed the increasing scrutiny surrounding the former President. Political analysts suggest that Leavitt’s aggressive performance reflects the broader MAGA strategy of dismissing unfavorable narratives. This incident highlights the ongoing tension between the administration and the press.
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The White House attempted to block the publication of a Wall Street Journal article detailing a suggestive birthday letter allegedly written by Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003. Despite threats of legal action, the Journal published the story, which included a description of the letter’s bawdy content and Trump’s denial of authorship. Following publication, Trump reaffirmed his intention to sue the Journal, NewsCorp, and Rupert Murdoch. The article’s release coincided with controversy surrounding the White House’s handling of Epstein investigation documents, leading to backlash from some of Trump’s supporters and sparking debates over transparency.
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Former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino COO Jack O’Donnell has alleged that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein frequently visited the Atlantic City casino together. O’Donnell claims he had to reprimand Trump for bringing a 19-year-old into the casino with Epstein. This directly contradicts Trump’s past statements denying a close relationship with Epstein. O’Donnell recalls a specific incident where the pair arrived at the casino with multiple women, one of whom was underage, according to casino inspectors.
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Donald Trump’s D.C. drama continues to unfold, with the Epstein fallout causing political turmoil. The investigation into billionaire investor Leon Black’s financial ties to Epstein, including payments made and his presence with Trump in Russia, has raised concerns. Senator Ron Wyden is questioning the DOJ’s handling of the matter, accusing them of sitting on actionable information regarding Epstein’s financial network. Black has maintained he had no knowledge of Epstein’s crimes, but the investigation continues as Trump’s administration faces scrutiny.
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In a recent op-ed, former Epstein lawyer Alan Dershowitz stated that Epstein never created a “client list,” though the FBI interviewed alleged victims who named “clients,” whose names have been redacted. Dershowitz sought to distance former President Donald Trump from Epstein, stating that their relationship ended long ago. Dershowitz also argued that Epstein’s death was a suicide, while also stating it seemed likely Epstein was assisted by jail personnel, but denied claims of Epstein ties to the Israeli government. Ultimately, Dershowitz maintains there is nothing more to disclose beyond what has already been revealed.
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The article reports on the controversy surrounding the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, with President Trump dismissing the issue as a “hoax” and defending the decision not to release the documents. While some Republicans and House Democrats are calling for the files to be made public, the president has criticized these figures, labeling them “stupid”. Furthermore, a recent investigation revealed that a video purporting to prove Epstein’s death was not a murder was edited to remove three minutes of footage. The Attorney General is under fire for her handling of the case and the president has stated only “credible” files should be released.
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Former CNN White House Correspondent Jim Acosta believes President Trump is anxious about the ongoing “Epstein files” controversy. Acosta, drawing on his experience covering Trump, suggests the former president is “freaking out” over the situation. This assessment follows news that the DOJ and FBI confirmed Epstein’s suicide and debunked theories of a client list. Acosta raises questions about Trump’s potential involvement in influencing the DOJ and FBI’s handling of the case.
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President Trump has publicly threatened to revoke the citizenship of comedian Rosie O’Donnell, signaling a further attempt to weaponize citizenship against his political opponents. This move is part of a broader pattern, as the administration is prioritizing a large denaturalization push, with Trump reportedly viewing naturalized and native-born citizens similarly when considering who might lose their citizenship. Trump has also floated the idea of targeting other individuals, such as a New York assemblyman, demonstrating a disregard for the First Amendment and constitutional values. This is in addition to the fact that Trump has openly challenged the 14th Amendment, by attempting to end birthright citizenship.
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Jes Staley, former Barclays CEO, admitted to having sex with a member of Jeffrey Epstein’s staff in an apartment owned by Epstein’s brother. This admission, made during a tribunal challenging his ban from UK financial roles, contradicts his previous claims of a non-personal relationship with Epstein. Staley maintains the encounter was consensual and unbeknownst to Epstein, but the FCA presented emails suggesting a closer relationship, including references to Disney princesses and Epstein’s assertions that Staley was “like family.” The tribunal also explored Epstein’s alleged assistance with Staley’s daughter’s academic career, further questioning the nature of their connection.
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