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The release of new messages from Jeffrey Epstein has provoked an immediate political response, with Trump allies rejecting the material as irrelevant and “meaningless.”
Even before the contents were widely circulated, officials close to Trump moved to neutralize the impact.
LADBible cites White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson for saying that the emails “prove literally nothing,” describing the coverage as an attempt by critics to shift attention away from recent political disputes.
Jackson added that the administration would not divert attention from its legislative agenda, saying it would continue working on priorities “including Making America Affordable Again.”
Her remarks reflect a familiar pattern in how Trump’s team responds to resurfaced material related to Epstein, whose name continues to reappear across political and media landscapes.
What the leaked emails actually contain
After the initial political pushback, the details of the correspondence began circulating online.
LADbible reports that the documents reveal Epstein privately describing Trump in severe terms during conversations with prominent public figures.
One widely discussed exchange comes from 2018, involving former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers. In that message, Epstein wrote: “trump – borderline insane. dersh, a few feet further from the border but not by much.”
Summers asked: “Will trump crack into insanity?”
Epstein replied: “This is not a new phenomenon for him… in the past he was told not to come out of his apt. thats how he got through near personal bankruptcy… I hope someone close to him gets indicted… otherwise the pressure of the unknown will force him to do crazy things.”
A fractured relationship revisited
The emails add to a much-discussed chapter of Trump’s past.
LADbible reports that the two men once socialized in the same circles, with photographs of Trump, Epstein and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor resurfacing during Trump’s recent visit to the United Kingdom.
However, the tone of the messages indicates the relationship had soured long before Epstein’s death.
The correspondence shows Epstein continuing to track Trump’s movements after he entered office, suggesting ongoing interest in the political turbulence surrounding him.
Pressure grows to release full files
The renewed focus on Epstein’s private commentary is likely to intensify calls for transparency.
According to LADbible’s reporting, the latest email release has increased pressure on attorney general Pam Bondi to publish the remaining files in full. Advocates argue that partial disclosures only fuel speculation.
Critics counter that selective document drops are being leveraged for political advantage rather than clarity. Jackson’s dismissal of the leaked emails aligns with that view, describing the coverage as an attempt by “liberal outlets” to distract from recent political developments.
Regardless of political interpretation, the latest batch of emails underscores how the Epstein case continues to cast shadows over powerful figures years after his death — and how each disclosure reignites debates that have never fully subsided.
Sources: LADbible
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