Jeffrey Epstein Emails Reveal Donald Trump's Connections

Release of Epstein Files and House Oversight Investigation

• 🏛️ The House is expected to vote on releasing Epstein files, which will then move to the Senate, increasing pressure on senators to act.
• 📧 Democrats on the House Oversight Committee have released emails written by Jeffrey Epstein.
• 📬 These emails, obtained through a bipartisan subpoena to Epstein's estate, include correspondence with Ghislaine Maxwell and Michael Wolff, mentioning Donald Trump.

Epstein's Emails Mentioning Donald Trump

• ✉️ Emails from April 2nd, 2011, show Epstein writing to Ghislaine Maxwell, using the idiom "the dog that hasn't barked is Trump" to refer to someone who hasn't spoken out.
• 🕵️ The context suggests Trump was someone who hadn't spoken on a particular matter, with Maxwell replying, "I've been thinking about that."
• 📄 A disclosure in Epstein's emails states the information is confidential and the property of Jeffrey Epstein, indicating he took measures to protect his communications.

2015 Correspondence with Michael Wolff

• 📰 In December 2015, as Trump entered the presidential race, Michael Wolff inquired with Epstein about how Trump might respond if asked about his relationship with Epstein.
• 🤔 Epstein considered how Trump might answer, with Wolff suggesting Trump could "let him hang himself" or that Epstein could "save him" by denying knowledge, potentially creating a debt.
• 🗣️ A potential Trump response is hypothesized: "Jeffrey is a great guy and has gotten a raw deal and is a victim of political correctness, which is to be outlawed in the Trump regime."

2019 Emails and Allegations

• 🗓️ On January 31st, 2019, with Trump as president, Epstein wrote to Michael Wolff about Trump asking him to resign from Mar-a-Lago.
• 🚫 Epstein stated, "Never a member ever," suggesting Trump's claim of asking him to resign was fabricated.
• 👧 Epstein also wrote, "Of course he knew about the girls as he asked Galain to stop," implying Trump was aware of and involved with the ongoing activities concerning young women.

Broader Implications and Context

• 📰 The release of this information is expected to put pressure on Republicans and the Senate regarding the Epstein files.
• 🔍 The "dog that didn't bark" idiom is identified as a clue from Sherlock Holmes, signifying a lack of response or awareness.
• 🌐 The discussion touches on the intelligence connections of Epstein and the ongoing work by journalists investigating these links.