This is the drawing of a naked woman Trump dedicated to Epstein for her 50th birthday
Donald Trump denounced The Wall Street Journal for publishing information that, according to the US president was false. The information said the tycoon had participated in the gift for the 50th birthday of his friend Jeffrey Epstein. And his contribution to the album composed with letters from his relatives, was the drawing of a contour of a naked woman with a signed dedication.
And this Monday the New York newspaper has published that drawing.
“Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers have given Congress a copy of the book prepared for the 50th Birthday of the Financial, which includes a letter signed by Trump, whose existence, according to him, does not exist,” explained the Wall Street Journal on Monday: “This Monday, members of the Supervision Committee of the House of Representatives confirmed having received a copy of the birthday book, including the letter signed by Trump.
“President Trump described Epstein's investigation as deception and said that his birthday note did not exist. Now we know that Donald Trump lied and is doing everything possible to hide the truth,” said congressman Robert García (Democrat for California): “Enough of games and lies, publish the complete files already.”
In July, The Wall Street Journal reported on the book and the letter with the name of Trump, which contained the typed text framed by the silhouette of a naked woman. The letter concluded: “Happy birthday, and that every day is another wonderful secret.” The firm was a “donald” jacket under the waist, imitating the pubic hair.
Trump has denied having written the letter or having drawn the image, qualifying it as “false.” He also filed a lawsuit against journalists, the editor of the Journal, Dow Jones, the parent company News Corp and its executives, claiming defamation and stating that the letter was “non -existent.”
A spokeswoman for the Editora company, Dow Jones, declared: “We have full confidence in the rigor and precision of our information.”
Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary, did not respond to a request for comments by the WSJ.
Trump's evasive
“I don't want to talk about that,” said US president after the information about the album: “You should be talking about Larry Summers [ex secretario del Tesoro y amigo de Epstein]. You should be talking about some of his friends from Wall Street. They are everywhere. You should be talking about Bill Clinton, who went to the island [de Epstein] 28 times. I never went. ”
In relation to the letter, Trump has replied: “I don't even know what they are talking about. Someone could have written a letter and have used my name, that has happened many times. Everything is false with the Democrats.”
As publishedThe New York Times, Trump's name appears on a list among the dozens of Epstein acquaintances who were asked to contribute birthday messages for the book bound in leather in 2003. That list in which, as they report The New York Times and the WSJ, includes well -known Epstein friends such as Leslie H. Wexner (Victoria's Secret); Alan C. Greenberg (Wall Street Bear Stearns); and physicist Murray Gell-Mann.
The NYT also reported an introductory letter to the book, written by hand by Ghislaine Maxwell.
Maxwell has assumed a leading role in the case, following Trump's refusal to make public files that promised to declassify while trying to flee forward to cover the evidence of his relationship in the past with Epstein.
Thus, number two of the Department of Justice, Todd Blanche, met with her.
In his presentation letter to Epstein's book, written in black on textured card The New York Times: “Some letters will undoubtedly achieve their goal; others, well … you will have to read them to check for yourself. I know you will enjoy leafing through the book and I hope you enjoy both reading it and I enjoyed it by completing it for you.”
At that time, 2003, Trump and Epstein had known for years, at least since 1992, when they were together at a party in Mar-a-Lago.
