GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has hit back at Donald Trump claiming that she is willing to name any names combined by the survivor of Jeffery Epstein. The Republican defector appeared alongside Epstein victims and Reps. Ro Khanna (D-CA) and Thomas Massie (R-KY) near the U.S. Capitol steps on Wednesday. This comes at a time the Trump administration is trying to divert attention from the Epstein files.&nbsp;“These are some of the richest, most powerful people in the world that could sue these women into poverty and homelessness,” said Greene.&nbsp;Recently Marjorie Taylor Greene is one of those GOP rep. who signed Khanna and Massie's bill to urge DOJ to release the Epstein Files. Greene along with Massie, Nancy Mace and Lauren Boebert are the four Republicans to sign the bipartisan bill demanding “all investigations, prosecutions or custodial matters” related to Jeffery Epstine and Ghislane Maxwell.“It’s really a Democrat hoax, because they’re trying to get people to talk about something that’s totally irrelevant to the success that we’ve had as a nation since I’ve been president," said Donald Trump on Wednesday in an interivew in the Oval Office.She hit back at Trump's comments that it is not a hoax. She said that these victims had their fair share of Trauma, now they are saying, “We're not hoax. We're human beings.”&nbsp;“Us Epstein survivors have been discussing creating our own list. We know the names. Many of us were abused by them,” said Epstein surviovor Lisa Phillips.“His biggest brag, forever, was that he was very good friends with Donald Trump,” said another survivor Chauntae Davies. She claims that Epstein “had an 8-by-10 framed picture of him on his desk with the two of them. Like they were very close”Greene urged every Republican to sign the bill. Some GOP representatives called this a hostile act against the Trump administration. “I take very big offense on that because I put my life and my fortune on the line fighting to get that man elected.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Marjorie Taylor Greene has hit back at Donald Trump's comments about the Epstein files being a hoax and claimed that she would release the names of all the files, or warned that she, along with the survivors, would create the list of the abusers and share them.

GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has hit back at Donald Trump claiming that she is willing to name any names combined by the survivor of Jeffery Epstein. The Republican defector appeared alongside Epstein victims and Reps. Ro Khanna (D-CA) and Thomas Massie (R-KY) near the U.S. Capitol steps on Wednesday. This comes at a time the Trump administration is trying to divert attention from the Epstein files. “These are some of the richest, most powerful people in the world that could sue these women into poverty and homelessness,” said Greene. Recently Marjorie Taylor Greene is one of those GOP rep. who signed Khanna and Massie's bill to urge DOJ to release the Epstein Files. Greene along with Massie, Nancy Mace and Lauren Boebert are the four Republicans to sign the bipartisan bill demanding “all investigations, prosecutions or custodial matters” related to Jeffery Epstine and Ghislane Maxwell. “It’s really a Democrat hoax, because they’re trying to get people to talk about something that’s totally irrelevant to the success that we’ve had as a nation since I’ve been president," said Donald Trump on Wednesday in an interivew in the Oval Office. She hit back at Trump's comments that it is not a hoax. She said that these victims had their fair share of Trauma, now they are saying, “We're not hoax. We're human beings.” “Us Epstein survivors have been discussing creating our own list. We know the names. Many of us were abused by them,” said Epstein surviovor Lisa Phillips. “His biggest brag, forever, was that he was very good friends with Donald Trump,” said another survivor Chauntae Davies. She claims that Epstein “had an 8-by-10 framed picture of him on his desk with the two of them. Like they were very close” Greene urged every Republican to sign the bill. Some GOP representatives called this a hostile act against the Trump administration. “I take very big offense on that because I put my life and my fortune on the line fighting to get that man elected.”

Marjorie Taylor Greene has hit back at Donald Trump's comments about the Epstein files being a hoax and claimed that she would release the names of all the files, or warned that she, along with the survivors, would create the list of the abusers and share them.

'I’ll say every damn name' – Marjorie Taylor Greene turns against Donald Trump

The US House Oversight Committee on Tuesday (Sep 2) dropped the first batch of Jeffrey Epstein records online, touting "full transparency". In reality, what hit the website was more than 33,000 pages, many of which were heavily redacted documents — some almost entire pages blacked out — leaving critics to wonder if this was accountability or just a political pacifier. After releasing the latest batch of Epstein files, committee chairperson James Comer, a Republican, promised Americans "full transparency".<h2>Redacted documents and full transparency</h2>"We're in the process of uploading those documents for full transparency so everyone in America can see those documents," said Comer. He added that the release was "going as quick as we can get them uploaded" and that they want the files to be public "as soon as possible." But as many pointed out, what good is transparency if much of the content is unreadable?Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeffrey-epstein-files-released-33-000-pages-posted-online-for-all-to-see-here-s-what-we-know-1756860716401">Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know</a>Epstein, the disgraced financier with friends in politics, Hollywood and finance, died in a New York jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. His death — officially ruled a suicide — only fuelled conspiracy theories, especially among Donald Trump's MAGA supporters, who have long claimed that Democratic elites were being shielded while Trump himself was unfairly smeared.The FBI and Justice Department previously said Epstein left no "client list," no blackmail trove, and no evidence of compromising prominent figures. That conclusion infuriated many in Trump's base, who remain convinced there is more to the story.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/trump-s-wannabe-assassin-ryan-wesley-routh-issues-insane-golf-challenge-he-wins-execute-me-i-win-1756869739998">Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...'</a><h2>Epstein's file drop has old documents?</h2>Tuesday's release doesn't appear to change much. Ranking Democrat Robert Garcia said most of the files were already public, adding that the redactions made it hard to see what was actually new. The committee did hear fresh closed-door testimony from Epstein and Maxwell's victims, which Garcia described as "horrific and infuriating." The Justice Department said that more records were on the way, but it is expected that redactions will continue to shield victims' identities and remove explicit material.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/viral-video-shows-mystery-objects-thrown-from-white-house-window-trump-blames-ai-wh-calls-it-maintenance-who-s-lying-1756876076770">Trump blames AI for viral video of mystery objects thrown from White House window, WH says ‘maintenance’. Who's lying?</a>For now, the public is left with thousands of pages that raise more questions than answers. Whether this drip-feed of blacked-out documents will satisfy those demanding accountability — or simply deepen suspicions — remains to be seen. &nbsp;

The US House Oversight Committee has released the first batch of over 33,000 pages of records from its probe into Jeffrey Epstein, claiming "full transparency." However, many of the documents are heavily redacted, with some pages almost entirely blacked out.

The US House Oversight Committee on Tuesday (Sep 2) dropped the first batch of Jeffrey Epstein records online, touting "full transparency". In reality, what hit the website was more than 33,000 pages, many of which were heavily redacted documents — some almost entire pages blacked out — leaving critics to wonder if this was accountability or just a political pacifier. After releasing the latest batch of Epstein files, committee chairperson James Comer, a Republican, promised Americans "full transparency". Redacted documents and full transparency "We're in the process of uploading those documents for full transparency so everyone in America can see those documents," said Comer. He added that the release was "going as quick as we can get them uploaded" and that they want the files to be public "as soon as possible." But as many pointed out, what good is transparency if much of the content is unreadable? Also read | Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know Epstein, the disgraced financier with friends in politics, Hollywood and finance, died in a New York jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. His death — officially ruled a suicide — only fuelled conspiracy theories, especially among Donald Trump's MAGA supporters, who have long claimed that Democratic elites were being shielded while Trump himself was unfairly smeared. The FBI and Justice Department previously said Epstein left no "client list," no blackmail trove, and no evidence of compromising prominent figures. That conclusion infuriated many in Trump's base, who remain convinced there is more to the story. Also read | Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...' Epstein's file drop has old documents? Tuesday's release doesn't appear to change much. Ranking Democrat Robert Garcia said most of the files were already public, adding that the redactions made it hard to see what was actually new. The committee did hear fresh closed-door testimony from Epstein and Maxwell's victims, which Garcia described as "horrific and infuriating." The Justice Department said that more records were on the way, but it is expected that redactions will continue to shield victims' identities and remove explicit material. Also read | Trump blames AI for viral video of mystery objects thrown from White House window, WH says ‘maintenance’. Who's lying? For now, the public is left with thousands of pages that raise more questions than answers. Whether this drip-feed of blacked-out documents will satisfy those demanding accountability — or simply deepen suspicions — remains to be seen.

The US House Oversight Committee has released the first batch of over 33,000 pages of records from its probe into Jeffrey Epstein, claiming "full transparency." However, many of the documents are heavily redacted, with some pages almost entirely blacked out.

Epstein files: 33,000 pages released, yet they're heavily redacted. 'Full transparency' or just a pacifier for MAGA?

The US Department of Justice on Friday (Aug 22) released transcript and audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the tapes, Maxwell claimed that before she met late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he had lived in London and was acquainted with prominent individuals, including Princess Diana’s close friend Rosa Monckton and her husband, journalist Dominic Lawson. Maxwell claimed that Epstein once attended a London event organized by Monckton, where he may have met or sat with Princess Diana. She speculated that Diana might have been set up on a date with Epstein.&nbsp;&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/c-ghislaine-maxwell-says-epstein-client-list-is-a-myth-calls-prince-andrew-claims-not-conceivable-1755953242309">'There is no list': Ghislaine Maxwell says Epstein ‘client list’ is a myth</a>&nbsp;“I don't know if he sat with Diana or he met with Diana and he'd already met her. I don't know, but this, I believe was organised by Rosa,” she said, adding, “I don't know if she was being set up as a date for him, maybe because she—I don't want to speak bad of Diana, but—I'm not going to do that.” Maxwell’s timeline appeared inconsistent, as she believed the event occurred in the early 2000s, however Princess Diana died in a car crash in 1997. She also dismissed allegations that she had introduced Epstein to the royal family. This is not the first time Princess Diana has been mentioned in Epstein case. Earlier, author Michael Wolff claimed in his book that Epstein and US President Donald Trump had once competed over who would sleep with Diana first, though he doubted it ever happened.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-denies-trump-or-clinton-were-involved-in-epstein-s-crimes-1755920632458/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-denies-trump-or-clinton-were-involved-in-epstein-s-crimes-1755920632458/embed</a><h2>What more did Maxwell claim in her interview with DOJ</h2>Maxwell denied ever seeing Donald Trump behave inappropriately, calling him “cordial” and a “gentleman,” and refuted knowledge of any Epstein “client list” or blackmail scheme. Maxwell also rejected suggestions that she introduced Epstein to the British royals, calling such claims “a flat untruth.” She cast doubt on Epstein’s reported suicide, suggesting it may have been the result of inmate violence within the prison. Additionally, she denied any wrongdoing by other public figures like Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, or Prince Andrew. The DOJ granted her limited immunity for the interview, without offering leniency, and later transferred her to a lower-security prison, raising speculation about possible behind-the-scenes arrangements.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-she-should-have-a-life-sentence-at-least-us-house-speaker-mike-johnson-on-ghislaine-maxwell-1753674579811">'Ghislaine Maxwell should have a life sentence at least': US House Speaker Mike Johnson</a>

<h2>Questions raised over DOJ interview</h2>Concerns have emerged over the Blanche's interview with Ghislaine Maxwell, with speculation that President Donald Trump could be orchestrating a behind-the-scenes pardon deal. Speaking to CNN, Dave Aronberg, a former Palm Beach County state attorney and aide to Attorney General Pam Bondi, suggested the questioning might be designed to shield Trump from any association with Jeffrey Epstein. Aronberg questioned why Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche—Trump’s former defense lawyer and now the DOJ’s second-highest official—led the interview, calling it highly irregular. He raised the possibility of Maxwell receiving current immunity and a future “hidden pardon” in exchange for publicly clearing Trump of wrongdoing, adding, “Trump doesn’t want to be anywhere near this smoke.”&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ghislaine-maxwell-moved-to-texas-prison-after-trump-s-nod-here-s-what-us-president-says-1754471226244">Ghislaine Maxwell moved to Texas prison after Trump's nod? Here's what US president says</a>

Ghislaine Maxwell claimed Epstein may have been set up on a date with Princess Diana by her friend Rosa Monckton. In DOJ tapes, she referenced a London event they both attended. Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, is seeking a pardon from Trump. 

The US Department of Justice on Friday (Aug 22) released transcript and audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the tapes, Maxwell claimed that before she met late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he had lived in London and was acquainted with prominent individuals, including Princess Diana’s close friend Rosa Monckton and her husband, journalist Dominic Lawson. Maxwell claimed that Epstein once attended a London event organized by Monckton, where he may have met or sat with Princess Diana. She speculated that Diana might have been set up on a date with Epstein. Read More | 'There is no list': Ghislaine Maxwell says Epstein ‘client list’ is a myth “I don't know if he sat with Diana or he met with Diana and he'd already met her. I don't know, but this, I believe was organised by Rosa,” she said, adding, “I don't know if she was being set up as a date for him, maybe because she—I don't want to speak bad of Diana, but—I'm not going to do that.” Maxwell’s timeline appeared inconsistent, as she believed the event occurred in the early 2000s, however Princess Diana died in a car crash in 1997. She also dismissed allegations that she had introduced Epstein to the royal family. This is not the first time Princess Diana has been mentioned in Epstein case. Earlier, author Michael Wolff claimed in his book that Epstein and US President Donald Trump had once competed over who would sleep with Diana first, though he doubted it ever happened. https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-denies-trump-or-clinton-were-involved-in-epstein-s-crimes-1755920632458/embed What more did Maxwell claim in her interview with DOJ Maxwell denied ever seeing Donald Trump behave inappropriately, calling him “cordial” and a “gentleman,” and refuted knowledge of any Epstein “client list” or blackmail scheme. Maxwell also rejected suggestions that she introduced Epstein to the British royals, calling such claims “a flat untruth.” She cast doubt on Epstein’s reported suicide, suggesting it may have been the result of inmate violence within the prison. Additionally, she denied any wrongdoing by other public figures like Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, or Prince Andrew. The DOJ granted her limited immunity for the interview, without offering leniency, and later transferred her to a lower-security prison, raising speculation about possible behind-the-scenes arrangements. Read More | 'Ghislaine Maxwell should have a life sentence at least': US House Speaker Mike Johnson

Ghislaine Maxwell claimed Epstein may have been set up on a date with Princess Diana by her friend Rosa Monckton. In DOJ tapes, she referenced a London event they both attended. Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, is seeking a pardon from Trump.&nbsp;

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Ghislane Maxwell, the convicted associate and alleged girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein told top Justice Department official that she never saw US President Donald Trump ‘inappropriate setting’. This came to light after the interview transcript was released on Friday (August 23). The conversation dates back to July, where she also said, “I never witnessed the President in any inappropriate setting in any way.”

Ghislane Maxwell, the convicted associate and alleged girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein told top Justice Department official that she never saw US President Donald Trump ‘inappropriate setting’. 

Ghislane Maxwell, the convicted associate and alleged girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein told top Justice Department official that she never saw US President Donald Trump ‘inappropriate setting’. This came to light after the interview transcript was released on Friday (August 23). The conversation dates back to July, where she also said, “I never witnessed the President in any inappropriate setting in any way.”

Ghislane Maxwell, the convicted associate and alleged girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein told top Justice Department official that she never saw US President Donald Trump ‘inappropriate setting’.&nbsp;

Trump was ‘never inappropriate with anybody, claims Ghislane Maxwell

A US judge said on Wednesday that the Trump administration is in a better position than federal courts to release materials that would satisfy public curiosity about the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case. In rejecting the Justice Department's bid to unseal records from the grand jury that indicted Epstein in 2019, Manhattan-based U.S. District Judge Richard Berman wrote that the 70-odd pages of materials the grand jury saw paled in comparison to the 100,000 pages the government has from its Epstein investigation but is not releasing.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/the-epstein-files-u-s-judge-blocks-trump-era-request-to-unseal-grand-jury-records-1755752327914/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/the-epstein-files-u-s-judge-blocks-trump-era-request-to-unseal-grand-jury-records-1755752327914/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;The judge said the bid to persuade him to unseal the records was an apparent distraction from the Justice Department's decision in July not to release its files and directly cited another judge's decision earlier this month not to release similar materials from the grand jury that indicted Epstein's longtime girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell.&nbsp;"The instant grand jury motion appears to be a 'diversion' from the breadth and scope of the Epstein files in the Government's possession," Berman wrote.&nbsp;The Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Berman's decision came as President Donald Trump has faced criticism from his conservative base of supporters and congressional Democrats over the Justice Department's decision not to release the files from its Epstein investigation.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-scandal-unseen-photos-reveal-shocking-connections-with-musk-bill-clinton-see-secrets-hidden-in-his-ny-mansion-1754495887050">Epstein scandal: Unseen photos reveal shocking connections with Musk, Bill Clinton - See secrets hidden in his NY mansion</a>&nbsp;Epstein died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges. He had pleaded not guilty. His death in jail and his friendships with the wealthy and powerful sparked conspiracy theories that other prominent people were involved in his alleged crimes and that he was murdered.&nbsp;Trump, a Republican, had campaigned for a second term in 2024 with promises to make public Epstein-related files, and accused Democrats of covering up the truth. But in July, the Justice Department declined to release any more material from its investigation of the case and said a previously touted Epstein client list did not exist, angering Trump's supporters.<h2>Diversion</h2>To try to quell the discontent, Trump in July instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to seek court approval for the release of grand jury material from Epstein's case. Evidence seen and heard by grand juries, which operate behind closed doors to prevent interference in criminal investigations, cannot be released without a judge's approval.&nbsp;Justice Department investigations typically collect more material than prosecutors ultimately present to grand juries. Some of that evidence is sometimes eventually disclosed to the public during criminal trials. The Justice Department does not routinely disclose its evidence in cases where a defendant pleads guilty or, like Epstein, never faces trial, but it would not require judicial approval to release such materials.The grand jury that indicted Epstein heard from just one witness, an agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and saw a PowerPoint presentation and call logs, Berman wrote.&nbsp;On Aug. 11, a different Manhattan-based judge, Paul Engelmayer, denied the Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury testimony and exhibits from Maxwell's case, writing that the material was duplicative of public testimony at her 2021 trial. Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence following her conviction for recruiting underage girls for Epstein.&nbsp;"A member of the public, appreciating that the Maxwell grand jury materials do not contribute anything to public knowledge, might conclude that the Government's motion for their unsealing was aimed not at 'transparency' but at diversion - aimed not at full disclosure but at the illusion of such," Engelmayer wrote.&nbsp;Maxwell had pleaded not guilty. After losing an appeal, she asked the US Supreme Court to review her case.

A US judge said on Wednesday that the Trump administration is in a better position than federal courts to release materials that would satisfy public curiosity about the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case.

A US judge said on Wednesday that the Trump administration is in a better position than federal courts to release materials that would satisfy public curiosity about the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case. In rejecting the Justice Department's bid to unseal records from the grand jury that indicted Epstein in 2019, Manhattan-based U.S. District Judge Richard Berman wrote that the 70-odd pages of materials the grand jury saw paled in comparison to the 100,000 pages the government has from its Epstein investigation but is not releasing. https://www.wionews.com/videos/the-epstein-files-u-s-judge-blocks-trump-era-request-to-unseal-grand-jury-records-1755752327914/embed The judge said the bid to persuade him to unseal the records was an apparent distraction from the Justice Department's decision in July not to release its files and directly cited another judge's decision earlier this month not to release similar materials from the grand jury that indicted Epstein's longtime girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell. "The instant grand jury motion appears to be a 'diversion' from the breadth and scope of the Epstein files in the Government's possession," Berman wrote. The Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Berman's decision came as President Donald Trump has faced criticism from his conservative base of supporters and congressional Democrats over the Justice Department's decision not to release the files from its Epstein investigation. Also read: Epstein scandal: Unseen photos reveal shocking connections with Musk, Bill Clinton - See secrets hidden in his NY mansion Epstein died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges. He had pleaded not guilty. His death in jail and his friendships with the wealthy and powerful sparked conspiracy theories that other prominent people were involved in his alleged crimes and that he was murdered. Trump, a Republican, had campaigned for a second term in 2024 with promises to make public Epstein-related files, and accused Democrats of covering up the truth. But in July, the Justice Department declined to release any more material from its investigation of the case and said a previously touted Epstein client list did not exist, angering Trump's supporters. Diversion To try to quell the discontent, Trump in July instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to seek court approval for the release of grand jury material from Epstein's case. Evidence seen and heard by grand juries, which operate behind closed doors to prevent interference in criminal investigations, cannot be released without a judge's approval. Justice Department investigations typically collect more material than prosecutors ultimately present to grand juries. Some of that evidence is sometimes eventually disclosed to the public during criminal trials. The Justice Department does not routinely disclose its evidence in cases where a defendant pleads guilty or, like Epstein, never faces trial, but it would not require judicial approval to release such materials. The grand jury that indicted Epstein heard from just one witness, an agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and saw a PowerPoint presentation and call logs, Berman wrote. On Aug. 11, a different Manhattan-based judge, Paul Engelmayer, denied the Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury testimony and exhibits from Maxwell's case, writing that the material was duplicative of public testimony at her 2021 trial. Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence following her conviction for recruiting underage girls for Epstein. "A member of the public, appreciating that the Maxwell grand jury materials do not contribute anything to public knowledge, might conclude that the Government's motion for their unsealing was aimed not at 'transparency' but at diversion - aimed not at full disclosure but at the illusion of such," Engelmayer wrote. Maxwell had pleaded not guilty. After losing an appeal, she asked the US Supreme Court to review her case.

A US judge said on Wednesday that the Trump administration is in a better position than federal courts to release materials that would satisfy public curiosity about the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case.

Judge denies Justice Department request to unseal Epstein grand jury transcripts: Here's why

Amid rising pressure on United States President Donald Trump over the Epstein Files, another explosive revelation involving First Lady Melania Trump has surfaced. Trump's biographer, Michael Wolff, said that Melania could be linked to ties between Trump and convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Earlier, it was reported that Trump's Scotland visit came amid immense pressure on him to release the Epstein files and back-to-back bombshell allegations by the Wall Street Journal.&nbsp;Speaking to the Daily Beast podcast, Wolff said that Melania was very much involved in Epstein's social circle and Epstein was the link how she met Donald Trump. "She’s introduced by a model agent, both of whom Trump and Epstein are involved with. She’s been introduced to Trump that way. Epstein [knew] her well," Wolff said. Trump and Melania reportedly met in September 1998 through Paolo Zampolli, the founder of ID Models, who helped Melania emigrate to the United States. Zampolli had ties to Epstein and his former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, Politico reported. “Where does [Melania] fit into the Epstein story? Where does she fit into this, into this whole culture of models of indeterminate age? So this is another complicated dimension in this,” she added.&nbsp;The White House Communications Director Steven Cheung blasted Wolff as a "fraud" over his statement about Melania Trump. “Michael Wolff is a lying sack of s--t and has been proven to be a fraud,” he said. “He routinely fabricates stories originating from his sick and warped imagination, only possible because he has a severe and debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome that has rotted his peanut-sized brain.”<h2>'Limited immunity' to Ghislaine Maxwell</h2>Meanwhile, the United States Justice Department granted 'limited immunity' to Ghislaine Maxwell, the former girlfriend of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as per a report by ABC News quoting sources. The report stated that the immunity given to Maxwell allows her to speak freely to the Justice Department officials. However, David Markus, Maxwell's lawyer, said that there have been no asks or promises. Markus said that Maxwell was asked about 100 different people related to Epstein, to which she reportedly 'didn't hold back anything'. 'Limited immunity' refers to proffer immunity that is granted to individuals who can be made cooperators in a criminal case. Maxwell has already been tried, convicted and sentenced for sex trafficking underage girls.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Amid the complicated tale of Epstein Files, United States President Donald Trump's biographer, Michael Wolff, said that the First Lady Melania could be linked to ties between POTUS and convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

Amid rising pressure on United States President Donald Trump over the Epstein Files, another explosive revelation involving First Lady Melania Trump has surfaced. Trump's biographer, Michael Wolff, said that Melania could be linked to ties between Trump and convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Earlier, it was reported that Trump's Scotland visit came amid immense pressure on him to release the Epstein files and back-to-back bombshell allegations by the Wall Street Journal. Speaking to the Daily Beast podcast, Wolff said that Melania was very much involved in Epstein's social circle and Epstein was the link how she met Donald Trump. "She’s introduced by a model agent, both of whom Trump and Epstein are involved with. She’s been introduced to Trump that way. Epstein [knew] her well," Wolff said. Trump and Melania reportedly met in September 1998 through Paolo Zampolli, the founder of ID Models, who helped Melania emigrate to the United States. Zampolli had ties to Epstein and his former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, Politico reported. “Where does [Melania] fit into the Epstein story? Where does she fit into this, into this whole culture of models of indeterminate age? So this is another complicated dimension in this,” she added. The White House Communications Director Steven Cheung blasted Wolff as a "fraud" over his statement about Melania Trump. “Michael Wolff is a lying sack of s--t and has been proven to be a fraud,” he said. “He routinely fabricates stories originating from his sick and warped imagination, only possible because he has a severe and debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome that has rotted his peanut-sized brain.” 'Limited immunity' to Ghislaine Maxwell Meanwhile, the United States Justice Department granted 'limited immunity' to Ghislaine Maxwell, the former girlfriend of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as per a report by ABC News quoting sources. The report stated that the immunity given to Maxwell allows her to speak freely to the Justice Department officials. However, David Markus, Maxwell's lawyer, said that there have been no asks or promises. Markus said that Maxwell was asked about 100 different people related to Epstein, to which she reportedly 'didn't hold back anything'. 'Limited immunity' refers to proffer immunity that is granted to individuals who can be made cooperators in a criminal case. Maxwell has already been tried, convicted and sentenced for sex trafficking underage girls.

Amid the complicated tale of Epstein Files, United States President Donald Trump's biographer, Michael Wolff, said that the First Lady Melania could be linked to ties between POTUS and convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

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