I’ll keep it short. If you don’t already believe the President to be what he is, nothing will change your mind. But if you have that rare ability to think for yourself, you won’t be shocked to learn that the House Oversight Committee has released a series of emails between Jeffrey Epstein and his closest friends, in which he calls Trump a “dog who hasn’t barked.”

In one 2011 email sent to “Gmax” (Ghislaine Maxwell), Epstein wrote that Trump had spent hours with one victim at his house. In another, sent to journalist Michael Wolff in 2019, Epstein says, “Trump knew about the girls.”

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According to a third email, Wolff advised Epstein in 2015 to use his friendship with President Trump to his benefit, implying that if Trump threw Epstein under the bus, he could blackmail him.

But don’t take Epstein's word for it.

Do your own research and draw your own conclusions — it’s not like Trump wrote him a birthday letter about sharing secrets.