House Committee Releases Trump Epstein Birthday Book Images

Newly released files from Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday book include a lewd drawing allegedly sent by President Trump, featuring a naked woman’s silhouette with a birthday message implying a close and secretive relationship between the two men. The House Oversight Committee made the redacted 238-page book public, which also contains disturbing images suggesting Epstein groomed young girls. Trump and the White House have denied the authenticity of the drawing and message, calling it a forgery, with Trump’s son Eric and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt vehemently defending the president and dismissing the sketch as "fake news." Psychiatrist Dr. Raj Persaud commented that if Trump wrote the note, it indicates a close and intimate connection with Epstein, centered on a shared appreciation of the female form and coded language hinting at illicit activities. Despite these denials, evidence including signature comparisons suggests the note and drawing are genuine, fueling controversy and criticism from public figures like Stephen Colbert, who mocked Trump for the letter's content and the attempts by his allies to discredit the evidence. The Epstein files remain sealed, but the birthday book and related materials have sparked renewed scrutiny of Trump’s alleged ties to Epstein amid broader investigations.