Democrats release Epstein emails mentioning Trump

NBC NewsThursday, November 13, 2025 at 12:01:43 AM
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Democrats release Epstein emails mentioning Trump
The recent release of emails from Jeffrey Epstein by House Democrats has reignited scrutiny over President Trump's associations, as these emails reference him directly. In response, the White House has claimed that the contents of these emails prove Trump did nothing wrong, aiming to mitigate any potential fallout from the revelations. This event is part of a broader narrative concerning the connections between high-profile individuals and Epstein, whose criminal activities have raised questions about accountability and influence. The ongoing discourse reflects the political tensions surrounding Trump and the implications of his past associations, especially as new information continues to surface.
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