BREAKING: New revelations from a transcript of Michael Wolff and James Truman’s podcast expose a twisted, toxic connection between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.
In this bombshell conversation, Wolff and Truman break down Epstein’s firsthand accounts of Trump’s manipulative, egotistical, and often disturbing behavior.
From Epstein’s stash of compromising photos to Trump’s financial illusions, the stories paint a picture of two men locked in a ruthless game of one-upmanship.
THE BREAKDOWN 🧵🔥
In this bombshell conversation, Wolff and Truman break down Epstein’s firsthand accounts of Trump’s manipulative, egotistical, and often disturbing behavior.
From Epstein’s stash of compromising photos to Trump’s financial illusions, the stories paint a picture of two men locked in a ruthless game of one-upmanship.
THE BREAKDOWN 🧵🔥
Epstein reveals Trump’s habit of pitting his own people against each other and how the two engaged in vile competitions over women, all while Epstein held onto evidence he believed could ruin Trump.
And it wasn’t just about the sleaze—Epstein claims Trump’s so-called fortune was propped up by unpaid debts and possibly hidden tax evasion.
He even recounts a falling-out that involved a mansion, a shady oligarch, and suspected money laundering.
Through it all, Epstein expressed genuine fear of Trump’s capacity for “anything,” while the media and political elites stayed silent.
He even recounts a falling-out that involved a mansion, a shady oligarch, and suspected money laundering.
Through it all, Epstein expressed genuine fear of Trump’s capacity for “anything,” while the media and political elites stayed silent.
If Epstein’s accounts are accurate, this isn’t just dirt on Trump—it’s a profile in power and corruption, with a chilling reminder of what some will do to protect their own.
Epstein: Trump’s Shadow Observer – Epstein saw Trump’s manipulative “sportsmanship” up close, watching him pit people like Bannon and Conway against each other to keep them under his thumb. For Trump, this wasn’t just politics; it was a game of control, and Epstein noted Trump’s complete lack of scruples.
The Competition Over Women – Epstein and Trump shared a toxic competitive streak, often over women. They reportedly shared a girlfriend and treated romantic interests like trophies, with Epstein hinting that “outscoring” each other on women was “high sport” for Trump.
Trump’s Wealth: All Smoke and Mirrors – Epstein called Trump’s wealth a total illusion, claiming his so-called fortune was built on unpaid liabilities and forgiven debts. Epstein’s theory? Trump’s hidden tax returns likely bury forgiven debts that should have been taxed as income—dodging hundreds of millions in taxes by pretending he was richer than he was.
The Palm Beach Feud – Trump didn’t just cut ties with Epstein; he undercut him. After Epstein bid $36 million on a Palm Beach mansion, Trump swooped in with a $40 million bid, using borrowed money. Later, Trump flipped it for $96 million to a Putin-linked oligarch. Epstein saw it as a classic money-laundering scheme and even considered suing Trump.
Compromising Photos – Epstein had receipts. He allegedly kept photos of Trump with topless young women at his Palm Beach estate, pulling them from his safe to show Wolff. In one shot, Trump had a “telltale stain” on his pants while the women pointed and laughed, hinting at just how much leverage Epstein thought he held over Trump.
Enter Steve Bannon – Wolff arranged for Epstein to meet Bannon in 2017, after Bannon’s White House exit. They bonded instantly, both fearing and resenting Trump. Bannon even admitted that Epstein was the only person he’d worried about in 2016, knowing Epstein had enough on Trump to be a threat.
Media’s Unfinished Expose – Wolff and Truman discuss how major outlets, including 60 Minutes, planned to expose the Epstein-Trump ties, only to back off. Epstein’s legacy was radioactive, and the media, in Wolff’s words, seemed to decide that Epstein’s story was just “too hot to handle.”
Epstein’s Fear of Trump – Despite all this, Epstein was reportedly afraid of Trump, knowing he’d do “anything” to protect himself. This wasn’t just speculation; Epstein, who knew Trump better than most, feared Trump’s ruthlessness as he rose to the presidency.
Cite: omny.fm/shows/fire-and…
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