New Emails Linking Trump to Epstein Surface

The House Oversight Committee has just dropped a massive document dump. We're talking 20, 000 pages of emails, articles, and other documents from Jeffrey Epstein's estate. It's a goldmine of info, but also a bit of a mess. Some of it's straightforward, like emails between Epstein and his pals. But a lot of it is missing context, making it hard to piece together what's really going on. Among the emails are some interesting exchanges between Epstein and author Michael Wolff. In one email from October 2016, Wolff offers Epstein a chance to "finish" Trump. It's unclear what exactly that means, but it's definitely intriguing. There's also an email chain from March 2011, where Peter Mandelson urges Epstein not to do a BBC interview. Mandelson has since said he regrets his association with Epstein. The House Oversight Committee, led by Republicans, has been at the forefront of this document release. They've been pushing for more transparency and have used their power to compel witnesses to give evidence. This latest batch of documents is sure to keep the conversation going, especially as the US House of Representatives returns to session. The White House isn't happy about this release. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says it's an attempt to "smear" President Trump. She points out that the victim mentioned in the emails, Virginia Giuffre, has said Trump wasn't involved in any wrongdoing. Trump himself has denied any involvement with Epstein and has said allegations against him are a "hoax. " As we dig through these documents, it's clear that this story is far from over. The emails released so far paint a complex picture of the relationships between Epstein, Trump, and others. It's a story that's still unfolding, and we'll be keeping a close eye on it.