Full Story The Epstein files are back to haunt Trump
Nov 14, 2025
George Chidi, a politics and democracy reporter for The Guardian, dives into the explosive revelations surrounding Donald Trump and newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein. They discuss the Democratic strategy behind publishing the emails and the implications of Epstein claiming Trump knew about the girls. Chidi raises questions about the FBI's past investigations and examines Republican responses to the scandal. Ultimately, he argues that regardless of the fallout, Epstein will remain a significant part of Trump's legacy.
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Trump Linked To Epstein Household Visits
- New emails link Donald Trump to time spent at Jeffrey Epstein's house with an accuser.
- The exchanges portray Trump as a potentially exposed figure in Epstein's network.
White House Named An Accuser; Sensitivity Needed
- The White House released the accuser's name and defended Trump, citing her praise of him.
- George Chidi warns about sensitivity given some accusers' tragic outcomes like suicide.
Epstein Claimed Trump Knew About Victims
- Epstein emailed Michael Wolff claiming "of course he knew about the girls."
- That admission raises questions about who knew what and when regarding Trump's awareness.
