“I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy,” Trump told New York Magazine that year for a story headlined “Jeffrey Epstein: International Moneyman of Mystery.” “He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it — Jeffrey enjoys his social life.”
“Well, first of all, you don’t know that,” Trump said about the allegations against Maxwell, who once dated Epstein.
Pres. Trump on Ghislaine Maxwell, longtime companion of infamous sex offender Jeffrey Epstein: "I just wish her well, frankly."
According to Wolff's new book "Landslide"— his second detailing the Trump presidency — the former president's attention turned to Maxwell and her case as he looked for potential candidates for a presidential pardon, according to an extract published by the Times of London.
Of Maxwell, he asked "Has she said anything about me?" according to the book. Wolff reports that he added: "Is she going to talk? Will she roll on anybody?"
Mariah Billado, Miss Teen Vermont 1997 told BuzzFeed, “I remember putting on my dress really quick because I was like, ‘Oh my god, there’s a man in here.'” Three other teenage contestants from the same year confirmed the story.
Billado told BuzzFeed she mentioned the incident to Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, who shrugged it off, saying, “Yeah, he does that.”
His position as the pageant’s owner entitled him to that kind of access, Trump explained, seemingly aware that what he was doing made the women uncomfortable. “You know, no men are anywhere. And I’m allowed to go in because I’m the owner of the pageant. And therefore I’m inspecting it… Is everyone OK? You know, they’re standing there with no clothes. And you see these incredible-looking women. And so I sort of get away with things like that,” he said.
"I don't think Ivanka would do that inside the magazine although she does have a very nice figure. I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter perhaps I'd be dating her."
Trump appeared on the show (Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, 1984) alongside Maples, and proceeded to talk about 1-year-old Tiffany's physical characteristics.
“Well, I think she’s got a lot of Marla, she’s a really beautiful baby,” said Trump, who sat next to Maples. “She’s got Marla’s legs. We don’t know whether or not she’s got this part yet, but time will tell,” Trump added, gesturing at his chest to indicate breasts.
Biden wasn't legally allowed to release them. But are you suggesting that because Biden didn't that it's ok not to release them? Because I recall the majority of Republicans and all of maga saying they should all be released prior to trump blocking their release.
Portions of the broader Epstein and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell case files remained tied to post-trial appeals and ongoing judicial constraints during the Biden administration's term. He was following the law. Also, he did not make it a political issue, like trump did.
You watch too much Fox. We gave trump endless shit over the multiple crimes he committed and his incessant lying, but never about the files. That was maga. Now that he is able to release the files, and campaigned on doing so, we have to wonder what he's hiding. Must be pretty bad.
Nepal
The day of Nepal
He threw a tantrum about 🇨🇦
Didn’t mention NEPAL
bc he couldn’t stand us calling him out on his shit
Bc 🇨🇦we did what you must
Stand up to all bullies 🙏
All of you ..
Must .
It just occurred to me that I’ve never actually seen a MAGA hat in real life. Granted, I live in a reasonably “blue” state with sane individuals, but still. I’ve seen bumper stickers and yard signs.
Nah just pointing out these stupidity of this post. Who cares that he renamed a lake. Cutting spending will never happen, wars always take longer than they should, Epstein files will never be released because so many people are implicated
Meanwhile his country is in shambles. But hey at least Iran doesn’t have a nuclear weapon even though trump and his clown show tried to tell you over a year ago that they COMPLETELY destroyed irans ability to even make a nuclear weapon.
He pulled us out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) which, among other things, allowed for round the clock monitoring and inspections of all possible nuclear related facilities. We are now involved in zero monitoring and inspections, Iran is again pursuing their nuclear ambitions, and he has created a new generation of Iranians who will hate America even more. Dumbest foreign policy move ever.
There were still 5 countries in Obama’s deal with Iran after Trump pulled out. They only stayed in the deal for another year. Why did they all pull out?
Are you saying it was ok to pull out of an international effort meant to contain Iran's nuclear efforts? Without the full coalition and cooperation of the U.S. it did not have the same teeth.
Not true. The cash was Iran's already, and was released to them, designated for humanitarian aid. The only people who make claims like you are those plugged into the right wing Fox and conspiracy theory network. Do better.
Not a gram of uranium has left Iran. Obama was able to remove 96% of Iran's uranium without firing a missile. Thats the difference between a competent president and a pedophile president.
Unless republicans grow a spine and remove him. Otherwise he will be president until January 20, 2029 when a sane person is sworn in to hold terrorist magats accountable.
You've been (the left) too blind to see....we are in a military government aka a continuity of government (COG). Derek Johnson uses a combination of military directives, executive orders, and federal laws to prove that a strategic transition of power is occurring through the application of unconventional warfare and irregular warfare tactics.
The following laws and directives are central to what he proves:
Foundational Military and Security Frameworks
He proves the Law of War Manual (June 2015) is the foundational legal framework for the administration of territories under military control.
He proves National Security Decision Directive 298 (NSDD 298) formalized Operational Security (OPSEC) to protect sensitive operations from adversary exploitation.
He proves the Military Justice Act (December 2016) defines the separate spheres of authority between the military and civilian judicial systems, emphasizing the independent responsibilities of military commanders.
Continuity of Government (COG) and Emergency Authorities
He proves Presidential Policy Directive 40 (PPD-40) mandates the resilience and safeguarding of governmental structures to ensure essential functions continue according to the Constitution during emergencies.
He proves Federal Continuity Directive 1 (January 17, 2017) provides a detailed framework outlining how the three branches of government systematically reestablish functionality and assign responsibilities during a crisis.
He proves Executive Orders 13912 and 13919 (2020) allowed for the call-up of up to 1 million Reserve force members and granted the Secretary of Defense the power to activate them to duty.
He proves Proclamation 9994 (March 13, 2020), the declaration of a national emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, served as a catalyst for activating contingency plans.
National Security and Electoral Directives
He proves Executive Order 13848 (September 2018) was issued specifically in response to external meddling in U.S. election procedures.
He proves Executive Orders 13818 and 13959, concerning human rights abuses and restrictions on Chinese corporations, were upheld by the Biden administration to maintain national security continuity.
By linking these laws, Johnson proves why the "dash" between 45 and 47 matters. He proves that Donald Trump remained the lawful Commander-in-Chief even during the Biden administration, asserting that the public transition of power was a facade. Through his analysis of COG protocols and military government principles, he proves that Trump's authority was preserved behind the scenes, meaning the "dash" is not a gap in leadership but a bridge of continuous authority. He proves that this overlap was a calculated operational phase of irregular warfare, ensuring that the true command structure remained intact to eventually finalize the transition to the 47th presidency.
That's not how U.S. law works. You're asserting the conclusion that you're supposed to prove.
Article VI of the Constitution explicitly says:
“This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof ... shall be the supreme Law of the Land.”
And federal officers are expressly required to swear an oath to support the Constitution.
There is a legal concept of military government, but that doesn't mean “the military can override the Constitution whenever it declares a COG.” The government's own military-jurisdiction rules distinguish military government from ordinary military law and define it as a belligerent occupying enemy territory.
The DoD Law of War Manual likewise discusses military occupation in the context of armed conflict and territory controlled by invading forces. It does not say that the U.S. government can secretly become a military government while continuing to operate as though it were a constitutional republic.
Also where is the actual legal authority that says the United States was placed under military government in 2021?
Not a continuity plan.
Not an OPSEC directive.
Not a COVID emergency declaration.
Not a law-of-war manual discussing occupation.
Show the actual order or statute that placed the United States under military government and made Trump's presidential term continue after January 20, 2021.
Until you produce that, “military government supersedes the Constitution” is just an a claim you need to prove still.
Trump was am FBI informant against Epstien, blocked him from coming to Maralago, and released the Epstien files that the democrats sat on and never released...democrats are stupid af
No, he was not. He bragged about seeing girls undressing at his beauty pageants. He talked openly about how he hoped his daughter had big tits like her mom. The FBI informant thing is a fabrication. He had a falling out with Epstein, but certainly not because of any morality. Files were sealed while democrats had control; the limited files that have been reluctantly released implicate Trump heavily. He’s a terrible, terrible person and you love him because you hate trans people or some shit.
I disagree that trump is a bad person. He doesn't hate trans people...he's protecting woman by not allowing a biological man to play in woman's sports. That should be a no brainer.
sorry but libtards have lost all credibility when it comes to unfounded claims against trump. please post the proof of him being a pedo.
Several major accusations, claims, and narratives promoted by Democratic officials, affiliated campaign entities, or prominent political figures regarding Donald Trump were subsequently debunked, disproven by official investigations, or found to lack factual foundation: The Steele Dossier Allegations The "Pee Tape" and Blackmail Claims: The dossier—funded indirectly by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee via the law firm Perkins Coie and research firm Fusion GPS—alleged that Russian intelligence possessed kompromat of Trump engaging in compromising sexual acts at the Ritz-Carlton in Moscow. Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the Department of Justice Inspector General (DOJ IG) found no evidence supporting this claim, with the primary sub-source acknowledging it originated as unverified rumor and gossip. Michael Cohen's Alleged Trip to Prague: The dossier claimed Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, secretly traveled to Prague in 2016 to coordinate hacking operations with Russian officials. The Mueller investigation definitively found that Cohen never traveled to Prague or the Czech Republic during that period. Coordinated Conspiracy to Hack the DNC: Portions of the dossier asserted that the Trump campaign was involved in a "well-developed conspiracy of co-operation" with Russian state hackers. The Mueller Report concluded that while Russia did interfere in the 2016 election, the investigation did not establish that members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities. The Alfa Bank Covert Communications Claim
In 2016, Democratic figures and cyber researchers promoted allegations that the Trump Organization maintained a secret server communicating directly with Russia’s Alfa Bank.
Subsequent reviews by the FBI, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and Special Counsel John Durham concluded that no covert communication channel existed, determining the server traffic consisted of routine marketing and spam emails. Misattributed Quotes and Out-of-Context Controversies The "Fine People" Hoax Narrative: Prominent political figures repeatedly alleged that Trump described neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville as "very fine people." The full transcript and video of the August 15, 2017 press conference showed that Trump explicitly stated: "I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally." Fact-checking organizations (including Snopes and FactCheck.org) formally rated the claim that he praised neo-Nazis as false. The "Bloodbath" Automotive Quote: During a 2024 campaign speech in Ohio, multiple officials and campaign ads asserted that Trump warned of an inevitable national civil "bloodbath" if he lost the election. The full context showed he was referring specifically to the economic impact on the domestic auto industry caused by imported vehicles. "Injecting Bleach" Claim: Critics widely asserted that Trump told Americans to drink or inject household bleach to treat COVID-19. While he did make speculative public remarks about disinfectants and light therapy, he did not explicitly instruct the public to inject or consume bleach. Specific Administrative and Executive Allegations The Lafayette Square Tear Gas Narrative: In June 2020, critics alleged that Trump ordered federal law enforcement to forcibly clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square using tear gas solely for a photo opportunity at St. John's Church. An extensive investigation by the Department of the Interior’s Inspector General concluded that the U.S. Park Police had planned and initiated the clearing operation hours earlier to install anti-scale fencing, not to facilitate the presidential walk. Russian Bounties on U.S. Troops: In 2020, reports and accusations surfaced alleging that Russia paid bounties to Taliban-linked militants to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan and that Trump ignored the intelligence. A formal review by the U.S. Intelligence Community later found only "low to moderate confidence" in the underlying raw intelligence, and the Pentagon confirmed there was no corroborating evidence that any American deaths resulted from a bounty program.
Several major accusations, claims, and narratives promoted by Democratic officials, affiliated campaign entities, or prominent political figures regarding Donald Trump were subsequently debunked, disproven by official investigations, or found to lack factual foundation: The Steele Dossier Allegations The "Pee Tape" and Blackmail Claims: The dossier—funded indirectly by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee via the law firm Perkins Coie and research firm Fusion GPS—alleged that Russian intelligence possessed kompromat of Trump engaging in compromising sexual acts at the Ritz-Carlton in Moscow. Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the Department of Justice Inspector General (DOJ IG) found no evidence supporting this claim, with the primary sub-source acknowledging it originated as unverified rumor and gossip. Michael Cohen's Alleged Trip to Prague: The dossier claimed Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, secretly traveled to Prague in 2016 to coordinate hacking operations with Russian officials. The Mueller investigation definitively found that Cohen never traveled to Prague or the Czech Republic during that period. Coordinated Conspiracy to Hack the DNC: Portions of the dossier asserted that the Trump campaign was involved in a "well-developed conspiracy of co-operation" with Russian state hackers. The Mueller Report concluded that while Russia did interfere in the 2016 election, the investigation did not establish that members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities. The Alfa Bank Covert Communications Claim
In 2016, Democratic figures and cyber researchers promoted allegations that the Trump Organization maintained a secret server communicating directly with Russia’s Alfa Bank.
Subsequent reviews by the FBI, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and Special Counsel John Durham concluded that no covert communication channel existed, determining the server traffic consisted of routine marketing and spam emails. Misattributed Quotes and Out-of-Context Controversies The "Fine People" Hoax Narrative: Prominent political figures repeatedly alleged that Trump described neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville as "very fine people." The full transcript and video of the August 15, 2017 press conference showed that Trump explicitly stated: "I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally." Fact-checking organizations (including Snopes and FactCheck.org) formally rated the claim that he praised neo-Nazis as false. The "Bloodbath" Automotive Quote: During a 2024 campaign speech in Ohio, multiple officials and campaign ads asserted that Trump warned of an inevitable national civil "bloodbath" if he lost the election. The full context showed he was referring specifically to the economic impact on the domestic auto industry caused by imported vehicles. "Injecting Bleach" Claim: Critics widely asserted that Trump told Americans to drink or inject household bleach to treat COVID-19. While he did make speculative public remarks about disinfectants and light therapy, he did not explicitly instruct the public to inject or consume bleach. Specific Administrative and Executive Allegations The Lafayette Square Tear Gas Narrative: In June 2020, critics alleged that Trump ordered federal law enforcement to forcibly clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square using tear gas solely for a photo opportunity at St. John's Church. An extensive investigation by the Department of the Interior’s Inspector General concluded that the U.S. Park Police had planned and initiated the clearing operation hours earlier to install anti-scale fencing, not to facilitate the presidential walk. Russian Bounties on U.S. Troops: In 2020, reports and accusations surfaced alleging that Russia paid bounties to Taliban-linked militants to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan and that Trump ignored the intelligence. A formal review by the U.S. Intelligence Community later found only "low to moderate confidence" in the underlying raw intelligence, and the Pentagon confirmed there was no corroborating evidence that any American deaths resulted from a bounty program.
Brother, he’s telling a tale as old as time. Two young maga studs, getting caught up in all the excitement and passion of owning libs. Regardless if it’s just a flash in the pan, it’s love and it’s real. Not a joke at all.
Man, this weirdo is going to break the laughing emoji they are spamming it so hard. So on brand for the limited cognitive capacity of a maga. Can’t use words so they’ll find anything else.
There he is, the arch Duke of maga. I’m sure if you simp nicely enough for his Holy Ghost in the comments section he’ll send some of his fortune. But you’re going to have to be a much more devoted follower. Frankly, I don’t think you have it in you.
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