Jared Moskowitz Questions Trump's Potential FBI Informant Status Regarding Jeffrey Epstein

Speaker's Allegation of Trump as FBI Informant

• 🎯 A significant event this week involved the Speaker of the House stating that the current president of the United States was an FBI informant.
• ❓ Rep. Jared Moskowitz is seeking definitive answers from the FBI and Cash Patel regarding this allegation.
• 🗣️ Moskowitz questions the nature of the alleged informant relationship, specifically if it began after Trump's association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Clarifying the "Misspeak"

• 🔍 Moskowitz expresses confusion over the Speaker's subsequent claim of having "misspoken," questioning what the correct term would be if not "informant."
• 🤔 He posits that if the Speaker was lying then, he might be lying now, and suggests the Speaker should appear before the committee to clarify.
• 💡 The core issue is the potential dual role of the president as both president and an FBI informant, a situation unprecedented in US history.

FBI Investigation into Jeffrey Epstein

• 📈 Moskowitz requests the FBI's opening document and report of investigation into Jeffrey Epstein from 2004.
• 🤝 He questions whether President Trump provided the FBI with information that led to the initiation of this investigation, given Trump's falling out with Epstein around that time.
• 🧐 The committee seeks to understand how the Epstein investigation began and Trump's potential role in it.

Trump's Past Statements on Epstein

• 🎂 In 2002, Trump reportedly acknowledged Jeffrey Epstein's preference for younger girls.
• ✉️ In 2003, Trump allegedly sent a birthday card referencing a secret, with his signature.
• ⚠️ These past associations and statements are presented in the context of understanding Trump's relationship with Epstein and his potential involvement with the FBI.