Donald Trump has implied Joe Biden may have put his name in the Epstein files just weeks after claiming the files don’t exist.
Donald Trump isn’t having it— and has spoken out about rumors he’s featured in the files.
The Trump-Epstein connection highlighted.
Trump and Epstein go back to the late ’80s, when both were power players in New York’s elite scene.
They were spotted at countless soirées, mingling at events with celebrities, models, and moguls.
In a resurfaced quote from New York Magazine, Trump said: “He’s a lot of fun to be with… even likes younger women.”
By 2004, they had a falling out—reportedly over a $40 million Palm Beach mansion deal.
Trump claims he banned Epstein from his club for inappropriate behavior toward a member’s daughter.
Photos and footage continue to place them side by side at multiple public gatherings through the ’90s.
Was Trump in the know about Epstein? That’s the million-dollar question—one CNN, lawmakers, and online sleuths keep asking
Epstein file debate explained.
Earlier this month, Trump’s Department of Justice declared there was “no basis” to release more Epstein files.
Trump previously told voters he’d release Epstein docs if reelected, calling it “no problem.”
AG Pamela Bondi unveiled a “first phase” of documents in February. Then, silence.
Now, Trump says he wants grand jury materials made public—eventually.
So, what’s in those files? That remains the multi-million-dollar question—and some believe we’re only getting crumbs.
“Release the tapes, release the list,” reads one viral X post racking up thousands of reposts.
Some lawmakers have renewed calls for the DOJ to unseal all Epstein-related files, no redactions.
In recent comments, Trump has referred to Epstein as “this creep” and says the media “should move on.”
From mainstream networks to Reddit threads, the Epstein-Trump connection is still dominating discourse.
During a recent exchange with press, Trump reportedly muttered: “Are people still talking about this guy?”
Shocking snaps described.
Snapped at his 1993 wedding to Marla Maples, Trump was caught on camera with Jeffrey Epstein—again.
The footage, aired by CNN’s KFile, shows Trump and Epstein chatting it up, looking chummy at public events.
Photographer Dafydd Jones now confirms Epstein attended the wedding, saying, “I must have recognized him.”
Jones adds, “The image you have is from the contact sheet—the negatives were lost.”
In separate 1999 footage, Trump and Epstein appear together again, this time at a Victoria’s Secret show.
Trump’s explosive response confirmed.
Pressed for comment, Trump reportedly fired off just six words: “You’ve got to be kidding me.”
That same clip shows him shaking his head and walking away from the cameras.
His comms director added: “Out-of-context frame grabs… disgustingly infer something nefarious.”
Steven Cheung also insisted, “The President kicked him out of his club for being a creep.”
Online, critics argue Trump’s reaction feels more dodgy than dismissive—“What’s he hiding?” one tweet reads.
New images speak loudly.
Despite denials, the visuals are hard to ignore: Trump and Epstein, side by side, smiling.
But with each new photo, it keeps coming back to life.
A KFile producer teased online: “This is just part one. Stay tuned.”
And Trump? He dismissed the whole saga with a sharp six-word comeback.
He also implied Joe Biden may have planted his name in the files for payback.
“I was running against someone who ran the files … They can easily put something in the files that’s a phony.”