New electronic emails from Jeffrey Epstein reveal his relationship with Trump
13 november 2025 в 18:13
The White House claims that Donald Trump stopped communicating with Jeffrey Epstein after learning about the crimes of the deceased sex offender. Earlier this year, the president told journalists that he had kicked Epstein out of his Mar-a-Lago club for «unpleasant behavior». But a new series of emails shed light on Epstein’s final years, his relationship with Trump, and his alleged statements about the Republican.
These emails, presented by Democrats in the House Oversight and Reform Committee, emerged in November 2025 and were apparently sent from Epstein’s account from 2011 to 2019.
Below, read the contents of the alleged emails from Epstein about his relationship with Trump.
There were several letters published by Democrats. In one from April 2011, Epstein apparently wrote to Ghislaine Maxwell: «I want you to understand that the dog that didn’t bark is Trump… [Victim's name removed] spent hours at my house with him, he never mentioned him», - according to several sources, including ABC News, LiveNOW from Fox, and The Independent.
The response, apparently from Maxwell, read: «I thought about it…»
Michael Wolff — the author who published four books about Trump’s presidency: «Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House», - «Siege: Trump Under Fire», - «Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency», - and «Too Famous: How Trump Saved America».
Wolff’s emails to Epstein were also revealed by Democrats in the House of Representatives. Wolff communicated with the sex offender several times while preparing his books.
In December 2015, in one of the letters published by several sources, Wolff apparently wrote a message to Epstein with the subject «Attention».
«I heard that CNN plans to ask Trump tonight about his relationship with you — either on air or after the broadcast», - Wolff apparently wrote to Epstein when Trump began his campaign.
In response, Epstein apparently asked Wolff for advice on what to say. «If we were to formulate an answer for him, what do you think it should be?» Epstein replied, according to several sources.
«I think you should let him hang himself», - Wolff replied the next day. «If he says he wasn’t on the plane or in the house, it will give you valuable PR and political currency. You can hang him in a way that potentially benefits you, or if it really seems like he might win, you can save him by creating a debt. Of course, when he is asked, he may say that Jeffrey is a great guy and he was offended and he is a victim of political correctness, which will be banned in Trump’s regime».
A separate letter from January 2019 — sent seven months before Epstein’s death in his cell — addressed whether Trump had indeed banned Epstein from membership at Mar-a-Lago many years ago. Epstein apparently told Wolff: «Trump said he asked me to leave, never was a member. Of course, he knew about the girls, as he asked Ghislaine to stop».
During a phone call in November 2025, according to ABC News, Wolff said he could not remember «specific emails or context», - but he insisted that he was «deeply engaged in conversation with Epstein about his relationship with Donald Trump» at the time.
«I was trying at that time to get Epstein to publicly talk about what he knew about Trump», - Wolff said. «Part of the context is that I was trying at that time to get Epstein to publicly talk about what he knew about Trump».
Trump criticized Democrats for «using the joke with Jeffrey Epstein to try to distract from their massive failures» in a post on Truth Social
These emails, presented by Democrats in the House Oversight and Reform Committee, emerged in November 2025 and were apparently sent from Epstein’s account from 2011 to 2019.
Below, read the contents of the alleged emails from Epstein about his relationship with Trump.
There were several letters published by Democrats. In one from April 2011, Epstein apparently wrote to Ghislaine Maxwell: «I want you to understand that the dog that didn’t bark is Trump… [Victim's name removed] spent hours at my house with him, he never mentioned him», - according to several sources, including ABC News, LiveNOW from Fox, and The Independent.
The response, apparently from Maxwell, read: «I thought about it…»
Michael Wolff — the author who published four books about Trump’s presidency: «Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House», - «Siege: Trump Under Fire», - «Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency», - and «Too Famous: How Trump Saved America».
Wolff’s emails to Epstein were also revealed by Democrats in the House of Representatives. Wolff communicated with the sex offender several times while preparing his books.
In December 2015, in one of the letters published by several sources, Wolff apparently wrote a message to Epstein with the subject «Attention».
«I heard that CNN plans to ask Trump tonight about his relationship with you — either on air or after the broadcast», - Wolff apparently wrote to Epstein when Trump began his campaign.
In response, Epstein apparently asked Wolff for advice on what to say. «If we were to formulate an answer for him, what do you think it should be?» Epstein replied, according to several sources.
«I think you should let him hang himself», - Wolff replied the next day. «If he says he wasn’t on the plane or in the house, it will give you valuable PR and political currency. You can hang him in a way that potentially benefits you, or if it really seems like he might win, you can save him by creating a debt. Of course, when he is asked, he may say that Jeffrey is a great guy and he was offended and he is a victim of political correctness, which will be banned in Trump’s regime».
A separate letter from January 2019 — sent seven months before Epstein’s death in his cell — addressed whether Trump had indeed banned Epstein from membership at Mar-a-Lago many years ago. Epstein apparently told Wolff: «Trump said he asked me to leave, never was a member. Of course, he knew about the girls, as he asked Ghislaine to stop».
During a phone call in November 2025, according to ABC News, Wolff said he could not remember «specific emails or context», - but he insisted that he was «deeply engaged in conversation with Epstein about his relationship with Donald Trump» at the time.
«I was trying at that time to get Epstein to publicly talk about what he knew about Trump», - Wolff said. «Part of the context is that I was trying at that time to get Epstein to publicly talk about what he knew about Trump».
Trump criticized Democrats for «using the joke with Jeffrey Epstein to try to distract from their massive failures» in a post on Truth Social
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