Overview
- Three emails from 2011, 2015 and 2019 were published, including Epstein’s claim that Trump “passed hours” with a victim and that he “knew of the girls.”
- The messages come from a 20,000+ page production by Epstein’s estate to the House Oversight Committee, with victim identities redacted and limited context provided.
- Committee Democrats are pushing a procedural move to force a vote to release the full archive, with newly seated Rep. Adelita Grijalva providing a key signature.
- The White House denies wrongdoing, calling the selective publication a political attempt to defame the president, and no criminal charges against Trump have been announced.
- Emails include exchanges with Ghislaine Maxwell and author Michael Wolff, who advised in 2015 to let Trump deny ties publicly as a potential public‑relations trap.