Overview

• On a Thursday episode of Inside Trump's Head, Wolff said he visited Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach home at Trump's invitation when Trump wanted him to write a book and saw Epstein lay out about a dozen Polaroid-style photos from a safe like playing cards.
• He described two images of topless young women sitting on Trump's lap by the pool and a third showing a stain on Trump's trousers as girls pointed and laughed.
• Wolff said the pictures were shown in Epstein's dining room, adding that Epstein treated displaying them as a kind of amusement.
• White House communications director Steven Cheung dismissed Wolff's account as fabricated and attacked his credibility in a statement.
• Trump administration officials have denied the existence of such images in recent Senate hearings, and this week Pam Bondi declined to say whether the FBI found any during searches of Epstein properties.