The Briefing with Jen Psaki EPSTEIN ACCUSER SPEAKS OUT ON TRUMP: Maria Farmer wants to testify, access her records
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Jul 25, 2025 
Maria Farmer, a pioneering voice against Jeffrey Epstein's abuses, shares her experiences navigating trauma and encounters with Donald Trump during her time in Epstein's circle. Alongside her attorney, Jennifer Freeman, they discuss Farmer's desire to testify before Congress and reveal more about the troubling connections between powerful figures and Epstein's crimes. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles of survivors for justice and the urgent need for transparency in the legal processes impacting their lives.
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Maria Farmer's Encounter with Trump
- Maria Farmer recounted a 1995 encounter where Donald Trump made a lewd comment about her, thinking she was 16.
- Jeffrey Epstein intervened, telling Trump, "she's not here for you," highlighting disturbing dynamics.
Maria's Early FBI Report on Epstein Ring
- Maria reported Epstein and Maxwell's abusive ring to the FBI in 1996, warning they targeted children under false pretenses.
- She shared how her art photos were stolen and used against her and her sister, illustrating early abuse evidence.
Maria's Fear in Trump Encounter
- Maria felt intimidated alone with Donald Trump in a dark office and perceived Epstein's statement as warning about potential underage victims.
- Her fear spurred her to ask the FBI to investigate these powerful individuals seriously.
