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Recently, Trump has been saying that the primary election happening in California is unfair (because the Republican candidate is losing), and Welker pointed that out.
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If you hear a squeaky sound in the halls of Washington, it might be Marco Rubio's clown shoes walking by.
During a hearing, Jacobs asked Rubio, "Mr. Secretary, who won the 2020 presidential election?"

Rubio replied, "I'm not here to answer questions—Talking about 2020... This is a Foreign Affairs Committee."
He's afraid to say the truth because if he denies Trump's false claims about the election, he might lose support from his base. But if he agrees with Trump, he might lose independent voters and his chance to be president in 2028.
Jacobs said, "Okay, great.
You can't answer the question, even though we all know President Biden won."
Rubio said, "No, I don't answer the question because as Secretary of State, I don't get involved in domestic politics."

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Jacobs responded, "This isn't about domestic politics.
It's about our democracy."
Rubio then said, "You're asking me to opine—Just like I don't do campaign rallies.
" He explained that as Secretary of State, he doesn't do that, and that’s a long-standing tradition.
Jacobs said bluntly, "Mr. Secretary, it seems like you have an issue admitting facts.
You can't say that the President lost the 2020 election. Just like you won't admit President Trump is losing this reckless war of choice. And just like you couldn't admit that the shoes the President bought you were too big."
In March, The Wall Street Journal found out that Trump loves giving out $145 Florsheim Oxfords to his Cabinet members.

One White House official said, "It's hysterical because everybody’s afraid not to wear them."

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Before giving a pair to Rubio, Trump told him he had "shitty shoes."
He then asked for Rubio's shoe size and ordered a pair. But the shoes were too small. Either Trump ordered the wrong size or Rubio exaggerated his shoe size. Rubio claims to be 5 foot 9 and wear size 11.5, but photos show the shoes clearly don't fit, with a lot of space between his heel and the back of the shoe.
This perfectly shows how Rubio has handled his role as Secretary of State.
Even when things are going wrong, he's too scared to upset Trump, so he keeps his mouth shut.
Jacobs continued in the hearing, "You clearly don't know what winning means.
Not because the facts are unclear to you. It's because telling the truth would cost you your job. The American people deserve a Secretary of State who tells the truth, even when the President doesn't want to hear it. And our service members deserve better. Mr. Chairman, I yield back."
Rubio insisted, "I don't know what shoes she's talking about.
What is she talking about?"
Republican Chair Brian Mast smiled and said, "Representative Burchett, you're recognized."

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"Thank you, Mr. Chairman," said Tim Burchett. "
If you'd like to answer any of that, I'll give you a minute."
Rubio said, "Yeah, I don't know about the shoes.
I mean, he gave me some Florsheim shoes. They're actually pretty good. They fit fine! I don't— I don't know what she's talking about. Maybe that's what she's referring to?"
He knew exactly what she was talking about.
A man as vain and career-driven as Rubio watches every media story about him. There's no way he missed the Journal's report or the many articles it inspired.
Jacobs joked, "Your shoes look very nice today, Mr. Secretary."

Rubio replied, "How can you see them?
They're way down here." He tried to stay cool but was clearly angry. "We're talking about shoes. Are you guys kidding me!? I mean, is this the Foreign Affairs Committee or is this like a circus? What is this?"
The hearing was indeed a circus, but not because of Jacobs.
Rubio refused to answer any tough questions. The shoe comment wasn't just a pointless jab. It hit at the core of Rubio’s failure as Secretary of State. He’s a weak leader who always chooses the easiest path if it helps his career.
This exchange upset Rubio because he’s not just a bad person—he’s also very insecure.
His approach to Iran and Cuba shows he’s violent and dangerous.

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Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) recently admitted that he and Sen. Ted Cruz created a solution to end the long shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. However, Donald Trump blocked it because he refused to accept any deal with Democrats.

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Kennedy explained, “Sen. Cruz and I came up with a plan.
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The state-run Fars News Agency said there had been no direct or indirect contact, responding just hours after Trump announced a five-day break from attacks on Iran's energy sites, following what he called "VERY GOOD AND PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS" about ending "HOSTILITIES" in the Middle East.

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Fars also suggested that the pause wasn't due to diplomatic efforts but rather due to pressure from Iran.
The report stated that Trump "backed down" after being warned that Iran would attack "all power plants in West Asia."

Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs soon issued the following statement:

The US President’s statements are within the framework of efforts to reduce energy prices and gain time to implement his military plans.

There are initiatives by regional countries to de-escalate tensions, and our response to all of them is clear: We are not the party that started this war, and all these requests should be referred to Washington.

Iran's state broadcaster supported this claim, reporting: "Trump, out of fear of Iran’s response, backed down from his 48-hour ultimatum."

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As the conflicting reports emerged, Trump delayed attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure, even though he had issued a 48-hour deadline for the reopening of the critical Strait of Hormuz shipping route.
On Sunday, the president had threatened to "hit and obliterate" Iranian power plants if Tehran didn't comply.

Iran responded with its own threat, saying it would "irreversibly destroy" important infrastructure across the region, including water systems, as retaliation for any U.S. strikes.

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“As I stated in my sworn declaration on January 13, I had no idea about their criminal activities,” she said.
“I don’t remember ever meeting Mr. Epstein. I never flew on his plane or went to his island, homes, or offices. I have nothing else to add.”

There is no evidence that the former Secretary of State has any knowledge of Epstein, even though her husband had connections with him.
Also, as Democrats have repeatedly said, we don’t care who is named in the files. Release them all and let the chips fall where they may.

Clinton told Comer to make himself “worthy of the trust the American people have given you.”

She also blamed Republicans for running a fake investigation that clearly “is meant to protect one political party and one public official.”

“A committee led by elected officials who care about transparency would ensure the full release of all the files,” she said.

“Instead, you have made me testify, fully aware that I know nothing that would help your investigation, in order to distract from President Trump’s actions and to cover them up despite real questions needing answers,” Clinton continued.

“If this Committee is serious about finding the truth about Epstein’s trafficking crimes, it would not rely on press briefings to get answers from our current president about his involvement; it would ask him directly under oath about the tens of thousands of times he appears in the Epstein files,” she added.

There’s a straightforward way to cut through all this confusion and finally get the full truth to the American people.
Release the Epstein files and prosecute everyone implicated in them. Focusing on the Clintons is just a last-ditch effort by a White House desperate for a distraction. It won’t work.

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The files that were hidden are from a series of FBI interviews with a woman who claimed she was introduced to Trump by Epstein in 1983 when she was about 13 and was sexually assaulted.
She said Trump pushed her head down and made her perform oral sex on him. This claim is in an internal FBI slideshow that lists Trump under “prominent names,” which was made public in the DOJ’s Epstein files dump. It's also mentioned in an FBI summary from last August.

Rep. Robert Garcia, a member of the House Oversight Committee, said on Tuesday that Democrats are looking into the DOJ over the missing files.

“Oversight Democrats can confirm that the DOJ appears to have illegally withheld FBI interviews with this survivor who accused President Trump of heinous crimes,” Garcia said.

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He added, “Covering up direct evidence of a potential assault by the President of the United States is the most serious possible crime in this White House cover-up.”


Kimmel directly called out Pam Bondi, telling her, “Cancel your blowout.
We’ve got heinous crimes to investigate here.”

He also said, “Why are they being allowed to hide this stuff?
They’re supposed to release the files. What a bunch of hypocrites these people... If these interviews were on Hunter Biden’s laptop, we’d know every word of them.”

Kimmel clarified, “We don’t know if the president took part in or even knew about any of the crimes his best friend—the world’s most notorious pedophile—committed.”

He continued, “The reason we don’t know is because the people who worked for the president blacked out his name a bunch of times and made interviews disappear.”

Kimmel joked about Trump, suggesting, “The best thing for President Trump, who I’m sure did nothing wrong, is to order them to un-redact his name and release all of the Trump Epstein files so he can prove he’s innocent here.

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President Trump has repeatedly said he didn’t know or take part in Epstein’s crimes.
White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told the New York Times that Trump has “been totally exonerated on anything relating to Epstein.”

The Department of Justice’s Rapid Response Team also released a statement trying to counter the idea that they were hiding incriminating files.

“Should any document be found to have been improperly tagged in the review process ... the Department will of course publish it, consistent with the law,” the DOJ wrote.

The DOJ also criticized NPR and House Democrats for “misleading” the public about the missing files:

“ALL responsive documents have been produced,” the DOJ argued, “Unless a document falls within one of the following categories: duplicates, privileged, or part of an ongoing federal investigation.”

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After some hesitation, Bondi admitted it: Jared Wise — a man charged with several felony crimes connected to the Capitol attack, including attacking law enforcement — now works at the Department of Justice.

Bondi’s excuse?
“I think President Trump pardoned him.”

That’s a lot to take in.
A man who was caught on video yelling at police is now working for the department that’s supposed to protect the law. And the head of that department didn’t even say anything against it.

Neguse didn’t stop there.
He brought up another big issue: the cutting back of the Justice Department’s Public Integrity Section. This office was created after Watergate to fight government corruption.

When Bondi took over, 35 professionals worked there.
Now, only two do.

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Bondi tried to avoid the question, shift blame, and even mentioned “weaponization.”
She told Neguse, “You don’t get to reclaim your time.” (He does.) The chairman had to remind her that members of Congress can use their own time.

Then came another shocking fact: the DOJ’s National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team was shut down.
When Neguse asked how many people worked there now, Bondi wouldn’t say.

Neguse finished with a punchline: the team was eliminated last year — just as Trump was reportedly making about $1.4 billion through crypto.

Was that a coincidence?
Yeah, right. I have a bridge I want to sell you.

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Instead of answering basic questions, Bondi kept deflecting, attacking, and even tried to bring up crime in Neguse’s district.


The pattern is clear: pardon the rioters, hire them.
Cut anti-corruption offices. Remove enforcement teams that could investigate powerful people. Then ignore questions when Congress asks why.

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Because of the pressure from Massie and Khanna, the DOJ eventually released an FBI report that named Les Wexner, a wealthy Jewish billionaire who owns Victoria’s Secret and was closely linked to Epstein, as one of the people involved in the sex-trafficking ring.

“This is important because Kash Patel told Congress that the FBI had no proof of other sex traffickers.
But this is an FBI document from 2019 that lists Wexner as a co-conspirator in child sex trafficking. It wasn’t made public until tonight,” said Rep. Thomas Massie, who works closely with Rep. Ro Khanna on justice issues, in a Twitter post on February 10th.

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On February 9th, the two spent two hours going through unredacted Epstein files and were surprised by what they found.

“Most of the files were redacted—about 70 to 80 percent.
Massie and I saw that there were six men who were co-conspirators and were being protected. Their names should be made public,” said one of them.

“There’s no reason to release the names of the survivors while keeping these six men hidden.
There may be more. In just two hours, we saw that these six men were being protected.”

Kash Patel’s FBI is actively covering up for people who have committed sexual abuse and must be fired right away and held accountable for their role in protecting these individuals.

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When there is, it’s not very good, and even conservatives don’t enjoy it.

That became clear last night when it was found out that Donald Trump was watching Bad Bunny’s halftime show, not the “All-American” option hosted by the right-wing group Turning Point USA, which featured the only somewhat famous right-wing musician, Kid Rock.

It’s not surprising—after all, Trump, who likes musical theater and good performances, clearly prefers Bad Bunny’s show, which was great, over Kid Rock’s, which wasn’t.

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Kid Rock was said to be very drunk and was lip-syncing his songs; the band didn’t practice and just winged it.

It was a complete disaster.
Filmmaker Georgia Coley wrote on Twitter, “One of the funniest things about conservatives getting political power is that they finally get to show us their unfiltered vision of what’s cool, and it becomes immediately obvious that it’s like a senile boomer’s idea of a crazy party.”

This shows just how fake Trump’s whole MAGA image really is.
He’s against religion, doesn’t share the cultural interests of most MAGA supporters, and doesn’t even bother pretending.

He just wants to watch what everyone else is watching.

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First off, Donnie, that’s not an 800% difference.
It’s actually an 88% drop. But that’s not the main issue.

While Trump claimed the program was the result of his great deals with drug companies, users soon found out that “Trump Rx” was basically just a new name for the GoodRx program.
And that program only had about 50 prescription options, with prices that were actually higher than what you could find elsewhere.

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For some drugs, like weight-loss medications like Wegovy, the “savings” were a scam.
TrumpRX says it brings the price down from $1,349.02 to just $199 — but if you read the fine print, it actually says $199 for the first two months, then it jumps to $349 a month.

For something like an inhaler, TrumpRX lists it for $51 — but when you click on it, you’re taken straight to the AstraZeneca website to check if you qualify for a hardship program that they already had in place.

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All the drugs on TrumpRX are already covered by health insurance, which TrumpRX doesn’t accept.

“TrumpRx is a sideshow,” said Sean D. Sullivan, a health economist at the University of Washington, to the New York Times.
“I don’t think it’s a real, serious effort to lower prescription drug prices for Americans.”

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He continued:

I could give you plenty more, too. I say that we cannot have corrupt elections. If we have to, if they don’t straighten it out. As an example: voter ID. Why don’t the Democrats want voter ID? You know who does want voter ID? Democrat voters want it, but Democrat politicians don’t. Why don’t they want it? Because they want to cheat on elections.

Can you imagine, if I were a politician and they asked me, “Do you want voter identification?” and I said, “No,” there’s no way you can win that debate. If Democrats don’t want voter ID, if they don’t want voter ID, that means they want to cheat. We can’t allow cheating in elections. Now, if we need to put in federal controls as opposed to state controls. Remember this, they’re really an agent. They’re really accumulating the votes for who wins an election. If they can’t do it honestly, and it can’t be done properly and timely, then something else has to happen.

This aligns with claims made by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, who said on Tuesday that the president supported the SAVE Act—a bill that would require proof of citizenship for voter registration—when he made a controversial comment on former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino’s podcast earlier in the week.

Many people criticized Trump’s comments as a sign that he might try to interfere in the election process.
Llamas brought this up in his next question.

“Will you trust the results of the midterms if Republicans lose control of Congress?”
he asked.

Trump responded that he would accept a loss if the process was “honest,” but claimed there was “cheating” in the 2024 election—another instance where the president has expressed doubt about the fairness of the election process.

“I will, if the elections are honest,” Trump said.
“Look, I want—the last one that wants to complain. I just had a great election. They say one of the greatest elections, you will agree, ever. Won all seven swing states, won 84% of the counties in America. That’s why the map is all red. We just had a great election. I believe there was cheating. I think there was cheating. But, it was too big to rig.”

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Minnesota officials said the Trump administration has been blocking their ability to properly look into the killings of Good and Pretti.
The reason is clear: the White House wants full control over the story so they can hide any facts that could hurt them politically. We've already seen that they don't care about the truth, as shown by their quick move to call Pretti a "domestic terrorist" who was planning to "massacred" law enforcement.

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The letter was signed by about two dozen former U.S. Attorneys, which gives it strong weight based on real experience.
They said they "represent over 60 years of public service to the DOJ across 36 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia."

They stated, "No matter which party is in the White House, the DOJ plays a key role in making sure the American people trust the justice system to protect our basic values of life and liberty."
They added, "The country's well-being now seems to be on a knife's edge, with President Trump saying that de-escalation is needed to avoid more loss of life, property, and trust in our institutions."

The letter ended by saying, "For this to happen, DOJ should allow a transparent, unbiased, and impartial investigation into both shootings, including by sharing evidence with BCA and not stopping BCA or local prosecutors from conducting their own investigations."

The American people want the truth.
If Trump's Justice Department continues to block these investigations, the next Democratic administration must look into the DOJ itself and prosecute any wrongdoing they find.

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The right-wing extremists on the US Supreme Court likely thought it was too dishonest even for them to approve Texas' maps but not California's, letting the two different gerrymandering efforts cancel each other out and keep things fair for the 2026 midterms.

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This is a big victory for Governor Gavin Newsom and the Democrats, especially since the new districts in Texas look less certain now after this weekend's surprising win by left-wing union leader Taylor Rehmet, who flipped a Texas state senate seat by 30 points even though he was outspent 20 to 1.

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"Republicans messed up in Texas, and they know it.
We knew it months ago. ... I can guarantee you they won't win 5 seats. They're going to struggle to win 3," said Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries after Rehmet's win.
Let’s make Trump’s election-stealing plan backfire even worse.

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They also mentioned that although “no municipality has ever been recognized” by the award, they “strongly believe” Minneapolis should get it.

There’s a strong reason to support this.
By resisting Trump’s violent supporters through peaceful protests, Minneapolis is showing the world how to fight against potential tyrants. These protesters are risking their lives to stop the country from turning into a fascist nightmare. Fighting Trump like this is not just good for America—it’s good for the world.

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The editors highlighted the “deployment of thousands of armed federal agents to the Twin Cities and a wave of aggressive raids” as causing “unprecedented state violence on Minnesota’s streets.”
Despite this, the people of Minneapolis keep going.

They also wrote that “two civilians, including ICU nurse Alex Pretti and mother Renée Nicole Good, have been murdered by federal officers, sparking outrage and accelerating a movement of resistance across Minneapolis and beyond.”

The editors continued, “In the face of these attacks, ordinary residents have stood their ground with nonviolent protest, mutual aid, and solidarity, confronting fear and authoritarianism with dignity and resolve.”
“Thousands have marched in freezing temperatures; communities have organized legal observers, delivered groceries to those in hiding, and insisted on human rights and constitutional freedoms.”

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They ended by saying, “The world is watching,” and “The actions of ordinary people defending human dignity matter.”

We know how much Trump wants to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Giving it to the heart of the growing resistance movement against his rule would be the best way to show him he’s not in control. Give the prize to Minneapolis!

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Over the weekend, Trump announced on Truth Social that the Kennedy Center (which he still insists on calling the "Trump Kennedy Center") will be closed for "approximately two years" so that it can achieve the "highest level of Success, Beauty, and Grandeur" through "Construction, Revitalization, and Complete Rebuilding.
"

It's not surprising that Trump wants to change the center to match his style—tacky, gaudy, and over-the-top.
But the closure also helps cover up the bigger problem: many top artists are refusing to perform there while he's in charge. A long list of famous people, including Lin-Manuel Miranda and composer Philip Glass, have canceled their appearances at the Kennedy Center. No one with good taste or a sense of right and wrong wants to be linked with his administration. Instead of admitting they can't book any worthwhile performers, Trump is forcing the institution into a break.

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JFK's niece, Maria Shriver, hinted at this too—
"Translation: It has been brought to my attention that due to the name change (but nobody’s telling me it’s due to the name change), but it’s been brought to my attention that entertainers are canceling left and right, and I have determined that since the name change no one wants to perform there any longer," she wrote on X in response to a screenshot of Trump's Truth Social post.
"I’ve determined that due to this change in schedule, it’s best for me to close this center down and rebuild a new center that will bear my name, which will surely get everybody to stop talking about the fact that everybody’s canceling… right?"

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Former Congressman Joe Kennedy III, a grandson of RFK, also shared his thoughts—
“President John F. Kennedy believed that one day this country would live up to its promise of justice and equal rights for all,” he wrote on X. “For those beliefs and for his sacrifice, Congress voted to make The Kennedy Center a living memorial to him, as a place built by the people for the people to celebrate what connects us.
"

"While this act of taking over the people's will is painful, President Kennedy would remind us that it is not buildings that define the greatness of a nation.
It is the actions of its people and its leaders," he continued. "So, do not be distracted from what this Administration is actually trying to erase: our connection, our community, and our commitment to the rights of all."

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The good news is that the American people and common sense will win in the end.
Once Trump is out of power, we'll remove his name from everything he's attached it to. He's trying to build a legacy that will vanish in the wind within a few years.

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“I personally witnessed Defendant Trump telling Plaintiff that she shouldn’t ever say anything if she didn’t want to disappear like the 12-year-old female [redacted], and that he was capable of having her whole family killed,” the FBI tip reads, signed under penalty of perjury on June 18, 2016.

The person who gave the tip claimed to have worked for Epstein from 1990 to 2000 and said they were also threatened by Epstein in a similar way to how they alleged Trump had threatened another person in a lawsuit.

“I was personally threatened by Mr. Epstein that I would be killed and my family killed as well if I ever disclosed any of the physical and sexual abuse of minor females that I had personally witnessed by Mr. Epstein or any of his guests,” the FBI tip reads.

“I am coming forward to swear to the truthfulness of the physical and sexual abuse that I personally witnessed of minor females at the hands of Mr. Trump and Mr. Epstein, including the Plaintiff, during the time of my employment from the years of 1990-2000 for Mr. Epstein.”

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As journalists and analysts continue to examine the 3.5 million Epstein files, more accusations against Trump have surfaced.
These include a tip about child sex abuse that was given to the FBI for investigation and an allegation that Epstein’s associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, tried to "effectively pimp" a young girl to Trump.

Throughout his time in the White House, Trump has faced scrutiny over his past relationship with Epstein.
Epstein once referred to Trump as his "closest friend for 10 years," and Trump has flown on Epstein’s private jet at least seven times in the 1990s. According to documents released in December by the DOJ, Trump may have spent hours with one of Epstein’s victims at his home.

Trump has denied any wrongdoing regarding his past relationship with Epstein and is not currently facing any criminal charges.

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