Author Michael Wolff has made a shocking allegation against Donald Trump and his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Wolff claims that Epstein allegedly showcased photos of Trump with “topless young women” sitting on his lap. On his podcast, “Fire & Fury,” Wolff claimed that the images, taken in the “late ’90s” at Epstein’s Palm Beach home, showed the former president lounging by the pool with multiple young women, adding that Epstein had about half a dozen such images.
Wolff alleged these pictures were stored in Epstein’s safe, which the FBI seized during their raids in July 2019.
“They were with Trump at Epstein’s Palm Beach house sitting around the pool with these young girls, and the young girls are topless,” Wolff claimed, recalling one image featuring a “telltale stain” on Trump’s pants while the girls laughed and pointed.
Wolff described his long relationship with Epstein as a critical source for his book “Fire and Fury,” claiming to have recorded up to 100 hours of conversations with the disgraced financier. The implications of these shots are deeply troubling, especially as Trump’s campaign dismissed Wolff’s claims as “lies” from a “disgraced writer.”
Wolff even expressed surprise at Epstein’s worry about Trump, noting that “Epstein believed Trump was capable of doing anything.”
“I couldn’t help but feeling that there was a level of personal fear there,” Wolff shared.
The allegations raise troubling questions about Epstein’s connections with influential figures, particularly given the history of claims that he possessed compromising material on them. Such revelations will surely only fuel the notion that his August 2019 suicide was much more sinister.
“The descriptions of how he died seem completely implausible, to have to break your own neck. But the idea of him being murdered seems to also imply that you would have all of these assistant US attorneys and FBI agents who had to keep their mouths shut,” he shockingly suggested.
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