By Ben Meiselas
This is the kind of story the legacy media won’t touch—but we will.
I’ve been bringing you exclusive, jaw-dropping revelations from Michael Wolff, Donald Trump’s former biographer and the man who spent hours interviewing Jeffrey Epstein before his death. But what you’re about to hear is unlike anything we’ve shared before.
According to Wolff, Donald Trump has spent recent days making desperate phone calls to his closest allies. And what is he saying on those calls? Not policy. Not campaign strategy. But this:
“You know I didn’t kill Epstein, right?”
Yes, really.
Wolff tells us this comes directly from someone who just spoke to Trump. And when that person asked Trump if he believed Epstein was killed, Trump’s response? “A lot of people wanted him dead.”
That’s chilling.
According to Wolff, Trump’s history with Epstein is far darker and deeper than Trump publicly admits. Epstein, Wolff says, had Polaroids of Trump, some with young topless women on his lap of indeterminate age. One of them reportedly shows a stain on Trump's pants while the girls laughed and pointed.
Wolff says he urged Epstein to release information he had on Trump, but Epstein appeared worried about what Trump would do to him.
Epstein told him, “I may be a pervert, but I’m not crazy.” Epstein continued, ""Trump is a man without any scruples.”
This isn’t just salacious gossip. This is about power, corruption, and the a cover-up of historic proportions at the hands of the President of the United States.
Wolff makes clear that Epstein was a threat to Trump, especially once Trump entered the White House. But Epstein also knew the dirt, the finances, the accusations, the real estate games with organized crime.
This is why we fight to keep independent journalism alive. We need to spread these stories far and wide.
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