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While the allegations about Donald Trump’s relationship to the unexpected financier Jeffrey Epstein, a new article reports that the president’s name appears on a list of participants for a birthday book on Epstein’s 50th birthday. In addition, Trump Epstein is said to have left a flattering note in a copy of his book “Trump: The Art of the Comeback”.
Also Clinton, Black and Wang under contributors
On Thursday, the “New York Times” reported that under a list of Epstein’s acquaintances who were asked to contribute birthday messages into a book, also showed Trump’s name-in addition to personalities such as billionaire Leslie H. Wexner and Alan C. Greenberg, the CEO of the failed Wall Street investment bank Bear Stearns.
The “Wall Street Journal” also reported this week that Bill Clinton, Leon Black and Vera Wang were among the approximately 60 participants in the 2003 book.
The report of the “Times” follows an article by the “Journal” from last week, in which Trump wrote Epstein in the early 2000s a birthday letter in which the future president wrote to the later convicted sex offender that they “had certain things together”. According to the “Journal”, the letter signed with Trump’s name was surrounded by a drawing of a naked woman. Trump vigorously contested the letter and explained that he “did not draw pictures”, although there is a well -documented story of his drawings for charity events.
In the “Times” report published on Thursday, it continues that Trump Epstein once left a note in a copy of Trump: The Art of the Comeback belonged. The dedication is said to have been signed with “Donald”, dated the publication month of the book – “Oct. ’97” – and was: “For Jeff – you are the biggest!”
Trump’s name several times in government files
While Trump continues to deny the more common allegations, the “Journal” reported on Wednesday that the Ministry of Justice told the President, his name appeared several times in government files related to the convicted sex offender.
A current “South Park” episode took up the president’s alleged relationship with Epstein, mocked his “tiny little” masculinity and literally showed him in bed with the devil. The white house has been outraged since the broadcast. “Like the makers of South Park, the left has no longer an authentic or original content, which is why its popularity continues to reach low values. This show has been irrelevant for over 20 years and is only overwater with uninspired ideas, in a desperate attempt to get attention,” Trump spokeswoman Taylor Rogers told Rolling Stone on Thursday morning. “President Trump has made promises in just six months than any other president in the history of our country – and no fourth -class show can stop President Trump’s success.”