Getty imageUS lawmakers published a copy of the “Birthday Book” provided to Jeffrey Epstein, who was convicted late in 2003. This includes notes signed by US President Donald Trump.
This book was published with the trot of the document, including Epstein’s will and his personal address book.
Epstein’s real estate lawyers sent a document to the House of Representatives after being summoned last month.
The White House denied Trump’s claimed letter, characterized by a woman’s body, and he was versedy that he did not draw this picture and did not sign.
Last month, the House of Representatives issued a legal summoning center to produce several documents, including birthday books to the executor of Epstein’s real estate.
This release is under pressure against Trump, including more transparency in transparency on what the investigation of Epstein discovered in his supporters and his Republican party.
The book on page 238 was convicted of sexual relations with traffic girls in 2021 for his 50th birthday of his British contestant and ex -girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell.
The scrapbook, titled “First 50 years,” includes submissions from a variety of people, including famous politicians and business leaders connected to Epstein.
There is Trump Note, his friend at the time, and there is one of former President Bill Clinton.
Trump refused to write a birthday memo. One spokesman admitted that Clinton became acquainted with Epstein, but knew nothing about his crime.
The BBC contacted the Clinton Foundation and the former president’s lawyer.
This book also includes Epstein’s life, his school days from his school days, the notes of adults, lyrics, spoofing of the Vanity Fair magazine cover, lewd sketches, stories and personal jokes.
The table of contents is divided into categories, including the memo of family, business colleagues, friends and girlfriends.
When Trump’s suspicion was first reported by the Wall Street Journal in July, the president refused to write, saying it was “fake work.” He filed a lawsuit against reporters, publishers, and executives of the newspaper, including Rupert Murdoch, the owner of news copper, and filed a $ 1 billion (7.4 billion pound) damages.
XThe White House continued to refuse Trump to be involved in the memo on Monday, and the signature of the memo was not consistent with the president’s signature.
However, Democrats presented the image of birthday notes for X more than the committee and suggested that the president is lying about participating in his book.
On Monday, Robert Garcia, the Democratic Party leader, said, “Robert Garcia argued that his birthday notes did not exist.”
“Now we are doing our best to cover the truth, knowing that Donald Trump is lying.”
Trump’s signed memo is characterized by several lines of text, and the last line is “Happy birthday. It can be another good secret every day.”
The Democratic Party of the Supervisory Commission wrote in the post of X along with the image: “Trump talks about the ‘great secret’ shared by two people.
Along with this book, lawmakers have published almost 30 years of exhibits in the 2007 non -promotion agreement between Epstein and federal prosecutors and his personal address book in the US lawyer office in the southern Florida.
After the Democratic Party announced this note on Monday, White House reporter Karoline Leavitt said, “Trump’s legal team will continue to pursue a lawsuit.”
In the statement, James Comer Chairman of the Republican Committee of the Democratic Party accused the Democratic Party in the “Cherry Picking Document and Politicalization Information” panel.
“The Republican Party’s Republican Party focuses on conducting a thorough investigation to bring Epstein’s severe crimes and transparency and responsibility for the survivors of the American people,” he said.
Trump and Epstein have been kind for several years, but the president said he fell with him in the early 2000s after the financialist boiled the resort’s employees in Florida.
Epstein was accused of crimes in Florida for allegedly felony of prostitution in Florida. He died in prison in 2019 while waiting for trial.
