The Epstein Files — 2017 Email Discusses Trump, Russia, and a Possible Meeting

Описание: In this 2017 email exchange, Jeffrey Epstein is directly included in a private conversation discussing Donald Trump, Russia, and public accusations involving powerful figures.

The messages show an intermediary reporting back to Epstein after asking a third party about “Trump and Russians,” stating that there “may be some truth there,” and offering to arrange a meeting if Epstein wished. Epstein responds affirmatively, indicating he would be willing to meet.

Earlier in the thread, Epstein references multiple high-profile accusations and controversies, arguing that there is “no penalty for false accusations,” and suggesting that exploring such claims could be financially profitable as a book project. He explicitly mentions political and legal allegations as examples, placing them within a broader discussion about reputational risk, accountability, and public narratives.

The email chain also reveals Epstein’s awareness of publishing circles, authors, and social proximity to writers working on sensitive investigative books, as well as his frustration at being excluded from public exposure in a major publication.

These emails are part of official records released by the U.S. House Oversight Committee. This video does not speculate beyond the documents themselves. It presents what the email shows: who was involved, what was said, and how Epstein was positioned within these conversations in April 2017.

No claims are added. No conclusions are imposed.
This is a document-based examination of the record.

🔎 Source

Official House Oversight Committee records
Document IDs: HOUSE OVERSIGHT 031732 / 031733

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