Controversy to deal with US President Donald Trump’s record Jeffrey Epstein The Wall Street Journal took a new twist after publishing a story about an alleged off-call letter, written for the late humiliated financer written by him, with a drawing of a naked woman. The letter expressed by the WSJ was allegedly collected by the British Sochelight Ghishwine Maxwell as part of Epstein’s birthday album.

The letter written in the name of Trump involves the text prepared by a hand-prepared naked woman and according to the newspaper, “Happy Birthday-and every day can be another amazing secret,” ends with “. The outlet described the contents of the letter, but did not publish a photo showing it completely.

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What is in the letter?

According to the WSJ, Trump’s letter contained several lines of the type of text typed as a naked woman’s hand -prepared outline. The journal claims that the description was given to show the woman’s breast in the outline. Trump’s signature, which was similar to the heinous hair, was built on the woman’s waist.

The Journal report stated, “A pair of small arcs reflects the breasts of the woman, and the future president’s signature is a ‘Donald’ below its waist, mimicking the pubic hair,” says the Journal report.

The note is reportedly styled as a fictional third person’s conversation between Trump and Epstein. It ends with the line: “A sail is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday – and may be another wonderful secret every day.”
The WSJ said in its report that the origin of the letter has not yet been known and is not known how Trump’s signature was affected.
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“Voice over: Everything should be more for life than happening,” it says.

Donald: Yes, there is there, but I will not tell you what it is.

Jeffrey: Neither I, because I also know what it is.

Donald: We have some things, Jeffrey.

Jeffrey: Yes, we come to think that.

Donald: Anigmas never age, have you seen?

Jeffrey: As a matter of fact, it was clear for me that last time I saw you.

Trump: A sail is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday – and there can be another wonderful secret every day.

Trump sued WSJ?

President Trump has threatened to sue the WSJ on his report on a letter allegedly in Jeffrey Epstein’s 2003 birthday album, which calls the document “fake”. Trump wrote on Trump on Thursday night, “I told Ruart Murdoch that it was a scam that he did not publish this fake story.

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He followed Friday morning and said, “I am eager to testify Rupert Murdoch in his trial against him and his ‘Pile of Garbage’ newspaper, WSJ.”

Trump refused to write a letter or draw the figure. “It’s not me. It’s a fake thing. It’s the story of a fake wall street journal,” he said. “I never wrote a picture in my life. I do not take pictures of women. It is not my language. It’s not my word.”

He also expressed his disappointment on Truth Social with WSJ and attacked the editor in a post, saying, “Emma Tucker, the editor of Wall Street Journal, was directly told by Karolin Levit, and by President Trump, this letter was a fake, but Emma Tucker did not want to hear it.

Commander-in-Chief seemed to be very certain to sue the WSJ. He said, “President Trump Wall Street Journal, NewsCorp and Mr. Murdoch will sue. The press will have to learn to be true, and will not have to trust the sources who are probably not present,” he said.

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Jeffrey Epstein Ro

The Republican President is already facing a firstorm on his previous relationship with Epstein, and claims that his administration is covering the lurid details of Epstein’s crimes to protect rich and powerful figures. Epstein died of suicide in New York Jail in 2019 – during Trump’s first term – after accusing him of sex trafficking in a plan where he allegedly prepared young and young women for sexual exploitation by rich and powerful.

Trump supporters had hoped that Republican responded to his questions on his return to office this January, but is now being told that the principles of conspiracy are false. In recent times, Trump has wandered as “weak” supporters for more records than Epstein probes.

The Department of Justice and the FBI publicly stated in a memorandum earlier this month that there is no evidence whether the infamous financialser had placed the “client list” or was blackmailing the powerful figures.

He also rejected the claim that Epstein was murdered in jail, his suicide was confirmed, and said that he would not issue any other information about the investigation.

(With input from AFP)