Photos had emerged: Trump had journalists who wanted to ask about Epstein documents removed from the room

U.S. President Donald Trump made new assessments following the public release of investigation documents regarding the pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

"I DID NOT HAVE A FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP WITH EPSTEIN"

Despite photos taken with Epstein resurfacing, Trump claimed that there was never a close relationship between them. He alleged that a "conspiracy" was being orchestrated against him through the released documents.

MESSAGE OF LEGAL ACTION AGAINST AUTHORS

Targeting author Michael Wolff in particular, Trump claimed that a plan was being made to undermine him and his presidency through Epstein. In this context, he announced that he would file lawsuits against certain individuals and authors.

REITERATED THAT HE DID NOT GO TO THE ISLAND

Once again denying allegations that he visited Epstein's private island, Trump stated that he had never been there. In contrast, he argued that almost all Democrats and their donors had visited the island.

STATEMENT FROM TRUTH SOCIAL

Sharing on his own social media platform, Truth Social, Trump reiterated that he did not have a close relationship with Epstein. Claiming that the "radical left's hopes have been exhausted" following the release of the new documents, Trump stated that he would initiate legal proceedings against certain names.

CLAIM THAT "ALMOST ALL DEMOCRATS WERE THERE"

Including striking claims in his post, Trump emphasized that he had never been to Epstein's island, stating, "Almost all of these crooked Democrats and their donors went there."

EPSTEIN QUESTIONS BLOCKED

On the other hand, Trump banned questions regarding the Epstein documents. The moments when journalists who wanted to ask questions on the subject were removed from the room were captured on camera.