Michael Wolff, author of a biography on Donald Trump, has disclosed that media outlets are declining to publish his work detailing Trump’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Wolff has been turned away by numerous publishers who are hesitant to publicize the story. He possesses hours of recordings of Epstein discussing his relationship with Trump. The tapes, recorded in 2017, are considered controversial given Epstein’s alleged suicide and the nature of their friendship.
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According to Michael Wolff, Donald Trump is reportedly claiming credit for tipping off The New York Times about Elon Musk’s alleged drug use, specifically ketamine, and other substances, as reported in May. Trump has been making disparaging remarks about Musk during phone calls with associates, fueled by the Tesla and SpaceX CEO’s opposition to a spending bill Trump is championing. This ongoing feud, and Musk’s threat to form a new political party, has intensified the conflict between the two, with Trump even suggesting Musk’s government subsidies could be jeopardized. Wolff’s claims are based on tracking Trump’s phone calls, while Trump’s communications director has previously refuted such claims.
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Michael Wolff suggests President Trump’s feud with Harvard stems from Trump’s own unsuccessful application to the university, contradicting claims that it’s due to Barron Trump’s rejection. The White House vehemently denies this, calling Wolff’s assertion “fake news.” While the president attended the University of Pennsylvania after Fordham, allegations persist that others assisted him with college entrance exams. This conflict escalated with the White House’s removal of federal funding from Harvard following disputes over diversity programs.
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Michael Wolff’s new book, *All or Nothing*, reveals that Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner refused Donald Trump’s request for a public statement affirming his non-antisemitism amid concerns about his stance on Israel. This refusal followed Trump’s repeated attempts to secure their support as he faced accusations of antisemitic remarks. Kushner cited a desire to avoid involvement in the controversy as the reason for their refusal. The incident highlights the strained relationship between the couple and Trump following the January 6th Capitol attack. The book also details other behind-the-scenes moments of the Trump campaign, including Trump’s interactions with Elon Musk and JD Vance.
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Michael Wolff, author of “Fire and Fury,” conducted periodic interviews with financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein from the summer of 2016 through the first year of the Trump administration. Epstein, who died by apparent suicide in jail in 2019, expressed picklement over the quest for presidency by Donald Trump, whom he knew very well as his friend. Wolff said that Epstein was both fascinated and terrified by Trump. These conversations, which took place mainly in Epstein’s large Manhattan mansion, were first discussed in Wolff’s iHeart “Fire and Fury” podcast, in partnership with the Daily Beast. Listeners, keen to learn about the Trump-Epstein relationship, responded immediately and overwhelmingly to the podcast, leading Wolff to eventually disclose some of Epstein’s observations and experiences about his “fellow predator.”
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Author Michael Wolff has claimed that Jeffrey Epstein had photographs of Donald Trump with topless young women from the late 1990s at his Palm Beach home. Wolff speculates that these photos may have been among evidence seized by the FBI from Epstein’s home in 2019. In response, a spokesperson for the Trump campaign accused Wolff of fabricating lies to sell his books. Trump and Epstein were known to be friends in the 1990s, but sources say Trump severed ties with Epstein after learning of sex trafficking allegations against him. Wolff states that Epstein was a key source for him while writing his book Fire & Fury, and felt that Epstein was living in fear of Trump.
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Journalist Michael Wolff has released a recording of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein discussing the White House team of former President Donald Trump in 2017. The tape was shared on Wolff’s podcast, Fire and Fury, and supposedly recorded in a Manhattan restaurant. In the recording, Epstein appears to describe Trump’s leadership style as divisive and suggests a close relationship between them. Although Epstein has not been identified as a source for any of Wolff’s books in the past, the journalist claimed he has around 100 hours of Epstein discussing the “inner workings” of the Trump White House. Notably, Wolff is a controversial figure with his journalistic accuracy often being disputed by critics.
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