Democrats in Congress release alleged Trump birthday note to Epstein
The Democrats in the Congress published a note that US President Donald Trump sent to Jeffrey Epstein for the 50th birthday.
For Epstein’s land, lawyers sent a document to the Parliamentary Surveillance Committee after being sentenced last month.
The democratic members of the committee sent the letter to X on Monday.
Wall Street Journal’s details of the Note in July comes after publishing. Trump said it was “something fake” and refused to write.
“These are not my words, not my way of speaking. Also, I don’t draw pictures,” he said.
Signed note: “Happy birthday – and every day you get another wonderful secret.”
Last month, the Committee issued a legal call to produce a series of documents, including a birthday book, including the alleged grade of Epstein’s property.
After publishing his story in the summer of the newspaper, Trump filed a lawsuit against his reporters, publishers and managers of Wall Street Journal, including the Rupert Murdoch, owner of News Corp.
Dow Jones, the publisher of the newspaper, said that he was fully confident in the meticulousness and accuracy of our report.
In addition to Trump’s personal lawyers, the BBC reached the White House for a comment.
In X, the White House Deputy Chief of General Staff Taylor Budowich published several images of Trump’s signature on Monday.
“It is time to open this check book of@newscorp, this is not his signature. Slander!” Budowich wrote.
In July, Wall Street Journal reported that Epstein criminal partner Ghislaine Maxwell created a birthday book for the financier in 2003.
He included applications from various Epstein acquaintances, including a note that was allegedly called Trump, his friend at the time.
Trump and Epstein were friends for years, but the President said that the financier fell with him in the early 2000s after boiling boiled employees from the Mar-A-Lago town in Florida.
Epstein was first accused of criminal offense in the request of prostitution in Florida in 2006.
