Trump Team Reportedly Tried to Kill​ Report on Salacious Epstein Letter

Donald Trump’s team reportedly made significant efforts to suppress a report detailing a salacious letter and drawing allegedly linked to the former president⁣ and jeffrey Epstein.⁢ The Wall Street Journal reported that ⁢the letter, found in a 2003 album compiled ⁣by Ghislaine Maxwell,⁤ a convicted sex offender, contained Trump’s name outlined by ⁣a drawing of a naked woman. The note also reportedly enclosed the text: “We have certain things in common,Jeffrey.”

Trump has vehemently denied authoring the letter or creating the drawing. He took to Truth Social to ‍denounce the report, stating, “The Wall⁢ Street Journal ⁣printed a FAKE letter, supposedly to epstein. These are not my words, ⁣not the way I talk. Also, I don’t draw pictures.”

Despite Trump’s assertion that he does not⁤ draw, he has a well-documented ⁣history of creating drawings for charitable events.He has even spoken about his inclination for doodling, writing in his 2010 book, Trump Never Give Up, “Sometimes being a giver will open you up to new talents. each year I donate an autographed doodle to the Doodle for Hunger auction at Tavern on the Green. It ⁢takes me a few minutes to draw something.… ‌Art may not be my strong point,‍ but the end result is help for people who need it.”

In a separate ‌Truth Social post on Friday, Trump expressed his intention to pursue⁤ legal action, stating, “I look forward to getting ‌Rupert​ Murdoch to testify in my lawsuit against him and his‌ ‘pile of garbage’ ‍newspaper, the WSJ. That will be an interesting experience!!!”