A new report details an alleged “troubling encounter” between artist Maria Farmer and Donald Trump in Jeffrey Epstein’s New York office in the 1990s. Farmer claims she informed the FBI about this encounter, as well as others in Epstein’s social circle. The White House has disputed Farmer’s account, stating the president was never in Epstein’s office. This information could potentially be part of the Epstein files, the contents of which have been a source of controversy. Farmer stated that she also reported the sex offender to the FBI after learning that her sister had also been assaulted.
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Vice President JD Vance met with News Corp founder Rupert Murdoch and his son, Lachlan, in Montana. The meeting, attended by various Fox News executives, occurred hours before the Wall Street Journal published a story regarding a birthday letter President Trump allegedly wrote to Jeffrey Epstein. Shortly after the story’s release, Trump took to Truth Social to denounce the report, calling it a fake and threatening to sue Murdoch and the publication. Subsequently, Trump filed a $10 billion lawsuit against Murdoch and The Wall Street Journal.
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In the wake of renewed scrutiny regarding Donald Trump and the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, Democrats have responded to Trump’s attempts to deflect blame by calling for the full release of the Justice Department’s evidence. Trump and his allies have accused the Biden Justice Department of tampering with evidence to implicate him, yet Democrats remain focused on transparency and releasing all relevant files. While Trump instructed the release of grand jury testimony, critics see this as a move to cover up his involvement, leading to calls for a more comprehensive disclosure. The controversy has exposed a generational divide within the Democratic party, with younger members showing less leniency toward Trump’s actions.
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Maria Farmer reported Donald Trump’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein to the FBI on two occasions, detailing her concerns about Epstein’s pursuit of young women and his association with powerful figures like Trump. In 1996, Farmer described an unsettling encounter with Trump at Epstein’s office, where she felt uncomfortable. While Farmer did not have direct evidence of Trump’s wrongdoing, she expressed concerns about his association with Epstein, which has been documented in photos, videos, and a 2003 birthday letter referencing a shared “secret.” These reports come amid increasing scrutiny of Trump’s relationship with Epstein.
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Maria Farmer, Jeffrey Epstein’s first accuser, has stated that she warned the FBI on multiple occasions to investigate Donald Trump’s association with the disgraced financier. Farmer recounts a 1995 encounter where she felt uncomfortable due to Trump’s alleged behavior towards her. Following her sexual assault by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell in 1996, Farmer reported to the FBI that Epstein and Maxwell had committed numerous serious sex crimes and that the FBI should investigate his associates, including Trump. Despite these warnings, Farmer’s claims were seemingly unheeded, prompting her to file a lawsuit against the federal government for failing to protect her and other victims.
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Ex-Epstein lawyer calls for release of additional Epstein materials. It seems the debate boils down to this: is releasing the names and details within the Epstein documents going to fuel conspiracy theories, or is hiding this information the real conspiracy? It’s a crucial question, and the answer may lie somewhere in the complex web of accusations, denials, and potential conflicts of interest.
Justice delayed is indeed justice denied, and as the saying goes, justice buried is protection bought. The case of Jeffrey Epstein has dragged on, and the implications of the secrecy surrounding the released materials are significant. The involvement of figures like Alan Dershowitz, an attorney who represented Epstein, raises further concerns.… Continue reading
The Justice Department, under President Trump, has urged the Supreme Court to reject Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal of her conviction for her role in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking scheme. Maxwell’s lawyers argue her prosecution violated a non-prosecution agreement from 2008 related to Epstein. The Justice Department contends Maxwell was not a party to the agreement and that the government was unaware of her role at the time. Maxwell was found guilty in 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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The death of Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, is causing controversy within the MAGA community. This stems from the Justice Department and FBI’s recent memo confirming Epstein’s suicide and denying the existence of a client list, contradicting previous statements and expectations set by Trump administration officials. Key figures like Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, who previously promoted Epstein conspiracy theories, now oversee the review of files but have not addressed the lack of released information, fueling calls for transparency. Public statements made by Trump and his attorney general, Pam Bondi, about releasing information have further contributed to the backlash, leaving many in the MAGA base feeling betrayed.
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Senator Mark Warner publicly criticized Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s competence at the Aspen Security Forum, accusing her of politicizing intelligence. Gabbard responded by releasing a report alleging the Obama administration promoted false claims of Russian interference in the 2016 election to undermine Donald Trump’s victory. However, the report was met with skepticism and accusations of being a distraction from other controversies, including the Jeffrey Epstein case. Warner further refuted Gabbard’s claims, citing a Senate Intelligence Committee investigation that confirmed Russian interference in the election, supported by both Democrats and Republicans.
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