Unredacted Epstein email apparently contradicts core Trump claim

Representative Dan Goldman revealed an unredacted 2009 email on the House floor Wednesday contradicting President Donald Trump's longstanding claims about Jeffrey Epstein's relationship to Mar-a-Lago.

Trump's attorney Alan Garten stated Epstein was "never asked to leave" the club, directly contradicting Trump's public assertions that he kicked Epstein out.

The email documents Trump's deposition responses, where he stated he "may have been" on Epstein's plane with "no young girls" and "may have been" to Epstein's residence. Trump has publicly denied being "friendly" with Epstein and claimed he was "never" on his plane.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt asserted Trump expelled Epstein for being "a creep." However, evidence contradicts these claims: Trump appears thousands of times in Epstein files, photographs show them socializing 1980s-2000s, flight logs document Trump on Epstein's aircraft, and membership records show Epstein retained Mar-a-Lago membership until October 2007, over a year after his indictment.

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