About his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein continues to haunt Donald Trumpthis time is a birthday letter that Trump previously denied writing.
The image of the birthday letter, the Wall Street Journal first reported on the image of the birthday letter in July, was issued by the House Democrats, after the House Oversight Committee received a 2003 “Birthday Letter” from Epstein’s lawyer. In 2006, Epstein had committed sexual abuse against Epstein three years before.
The letter contains texts of a conversation between Trump and Epstein, whom Trump calls him a “friend” and says, “May be another wonderful secret every day.” The text sits in a rough sketch of the outline of a naked woman.
Trump had previously strongly denied writing or explaining the note, treating it as “fake things” and insisted that “these are not my words, not the way I speak.”
Taylor Budowich, deputy chief of staff of the White House Trump’s libel lawsuit The original story of News Corp, the parent company of the Wall Street Journal.
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