The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell Lawrence shares a note Trump sent him comparing its signature to the Epstein birthday note signature
Sep 9, 2025
Join California Congressmen Robert Garcia and Ro Khanna as they dive into Trump's alleged birthday card for Jeffrey Epstein, revealing chilling insights into historical connections and dehumanizing attitudes toward women. They examine the authenticity of Trump's signature, the implications for ongoing investigations, and the vital role of journalism in uncovering truth and advocating for survivors. With a focus on accountability and the need for bipartisan action, this discussion sheds light on the urgent fight for victims' rights.
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Trump's Denial Then Backpedal
- The Wall Street Journal reported a bawdy birthday note to Jeffrey Epstein that appears to bear Donald Trump's signature.
- The White House first denied the letter existed, then said the signature wasn't his without credible explanation.
O'Donnell's Personal Trump Note
- Lawrence O'Donnell shared his personal note and check he received from Donald Trump in January 2016 and returned the check to charity.
- He compared Trump's one-name signature on his note to the signature in Epstein's birthday book and found strong similarities.
Subpoena Unlocks Key Evidence
- House Oversight Democrats subpoenaed Epstein estate documents and obtained the birthday book through bipartisan pressure.
- The production strengthens demands for full DOJ file release and further oversight.