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    Hugh Dougherty
    Listen To The Jeffrey Epstein Tapes: ‘I Was Donald
    Trump’s Closest Friend’ thedailybeast.com/listen-to-the-jeffrey-epstein-tapes-i-was-donald-trumps- closest-friend

    THE PREDATOR AND THE PRESIDENT
    Explosive tapes recorded by author Michael Wolff show Epstein
    claiming Trump liked to “f---” his friends’ wives and first slept with
    Melania on the “Lolita Express.”
    Exclusive
    Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty Images
    Jeffrey Epstein described himself as Donald Trump’s “closest friend” and claimed intimate
    knowledge of his proclivity for sex, including cuckolding his best friends, according to
    recordings obtained exclusively by the Daily Beast.
    The convicted pedophile even boasted of his closeness to Trump and his now- wife Melania
    by claiming, “the first time he slept with her was on my plane,” which was dubbed the Lolita
    Express.
    Epstein spoke at length about Trump with the author Michael Wolff in August 2017, two
    years before being found dead in his jail cell. Wolff was researching his bombshell bestseller
    Fire and Fury at the time.
    The recordings cast more light on Trump’s long relationship with Epstein,
    and will add to
    debate over the character of the Republican candidate, especially his
    attitudes and conduct
    toward women, just days before the election.
    The tapes tell Epstein’s version of the relationship between two former
    friends and their very
    different paths: One toward infamy, prison and suicide; the other toward
    power, the Oval
    Office and his own criminal conviction for paying hush money to a porn
    star.
    Trump’s camp referred to the tapes’ release as “false smears” and “election interference.”
    The tapes also offer unusual insight into the friendship of two wealthy, powerful men who
    frequently went out on the town together, prowling for women in New York
    and Atlantic City.
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    Epstein painted a complicated portrait of Trump. He called
    him “charming,” and “always fun,” capable of extraordinary
    salesmanship, and suggested he was personally in favor of
    Trump’s policies on“the transgender stuff.” But he alleged
    Trump was a serial cheat in his marriages and loved to “f---
    the wives of his best friends.”
    He also claimed that while Trump has friends, he was at heart a friendless
    man incapable of
    kindness. And he alleged that Trump had undergone scalp reduction surgery
    for baldness
    and called himself “The Trumpster.”
    The new tapes shed light on a barely explored part of Trump's past, his long-term friendship
    with a man who would become one of America's most notorious sexual
    predators. Trump was
    in the last three days of campaigning on Saturday in Salem, Virginia. Brian Snyder/Reuters
    Asked by Wolff, “How do you know all this?” Epstein replied, “I was
    Donald’s closest friend
    for 10 years.”
    Wolff shared the tape with the Daily Beast ahead of discussing it on his
    Fire and Fury
    podcast on Monday. Last Thursday he caused shockwaves by revealing a few seconds of a
    separate recording in which Epstein spoke in detail about the inner
    workings of the Trump
    administration. Wolff also said Thursday that the pedophile showed off
    photos of Trump with
    topless young women sitting in his lap.
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    Wolff, a veteran journalist and author who was also the biographer of
    Rupert Murdoch, has
    long attracted praise and bromides. When Fire & Fury was published in
    January 2018,
    Trump tried to stop it with a failed cease and desist order, then
    threatened to sue. No case
    ever materialized, and it sold 5 million copies worldwide. Wolff, who
    appears regularly on his
    Fire and Fury podcast, wrote two more books on Trump after Fire and Fury,
    and about
    Epstein in 2021’s Too Famous.
    Wolff says he has up to 100 hours of recordings of
    interviews with Epstein, including from using him as a
    source for Fire and Fury, and from years of meetings when
    the disgraced financier appeared to want Wolff to write a
    biography of him. Wolff said he decided to release parts of
    the archive after a new accuser, a former Miss Switzerland,
    alleged last week that Trump had groped her in 1992.
    The new recording offers extraordinary insights into Epstein, who in 2017
    was shuttling freely
    on his two private jets between his Manhattan townhouse, his Palm Beach, Florida, estate
    and Little St. James, a private island in the Virgin Islands.
    In 2017, Epstein was free to travel between his properties on a choice of
    two planes—this
    Gulfstream, and his Boeing 727, dubbed the “Lolita Express,” on which he claimed Melania
    and Donald Trump first had sex. U.S. Department of Justice
    Epstein had been convicted in 2008 in Florida of procuring a child for prostitution and
    soliciting a prostitute in a plea deal thatallowed him to escape
    prosecution for victimizing
    multiple underage girls, in return for an 18-month sentence. He spent the
    years after his
    release associating with billionaires—including Leon Black, the co-founder
    of Apollo Global
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    Management who paid him more than $150 million for financial advice, and Microsoft
    founder Bill Gates—and dining behind closed doors with members of the
    financial and
    political elite.
    In July 2019, however, he was arrested by the FBI and charged with child
    sex trafficking. Six
    weeks later Epstein’s body was found hanging in his prison cell;
    authorities said he had died
    by suicide.
    Wolff told the Beast he interviewed Epstein, then 64, in a “gargantuan”
    study in his
    townhouse on East 71st Street in Manhattan two years before his death. The Beast has
    reviewed the entire recording, which is one hour, 44 minutes long. The
    voice on the
    tapeclearly matches recordings of Epstein’s voice from depositions in 2012
    and 2016.
    The Trump campaign has already attacked Wolff for releasing audio of
    Epstein, calling the
    author “a disgraced writer who routinely fabricates lies in order to sell fiction books because
    he clearly has no morals or ethics.”
    A spokesperson renewed that attack Saturday, and said, “He waited until
    days before the
    election to make outlandish false smears all in an effort to engage in
    blatant election
    interference on behalf of Kamala Harris. He’s a failed journalist that is resorting to lying for
    attention.” Sources in the Trump camp also suggested it was “widely known”
    that Trump had
    “kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago” when he learned about the sex- trafficking
    allegations.
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    Wolff interviewed Epstein at his vast Manhattan townhouse on a day in
    August 2017. Just short
    of two years later it was raided by the FBI. Eduardo Munoz via Reuters
    Trump’s long friendship with Epstein, which spanned the late 1980s, 1990s
    and early 2000s
    has been well documented. In the 1990s, the two publicly partied at Mar-a-
    Lago and went to
    a Victoria’s Secret Angels show together. In 2002, Trump told New York
    Magazine of
    Epstein, “I’ve known Jeff for 15 years. Terrific guy. 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.”
    Epstein’s infamous leaked addressbooks had Trump’s own phone number as well
    as
    Melania’s, while Trump’s name appeared seven times in the passenger logs of Epstein’s
    planes. (The books and logs also included princes, politicians and
    potentates such as Bill
    Clinton, former British prime minister Tony Blair, former Israeli PM Ehud Barak, Prince
    Andrew and celebrities and billionaires including Mick Jagger and Les
    Wexner.)
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    The long friendship between Trump and Epstein saw them party at Mar-a-Lago, including in
    February 2000 when they posed with their then-girlfriends, Melania Knauss
    and Ghislaine
    Maxwell. Melania became First Lady; Maxwell is serving 20 years in federal prison. Davidoff
    Studios/Getty Images
    In 2022 Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former girlfriend who procured him underage girls,
    would be sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for the sex trafficking of minors. Upon
    hearing of her arrest in 2020, Trump, then president, said he wished her
    well. “Her friend or
    boyfriend was either killed or committed suicide in jail. Yeah, I wish her well… Good luck.”
    In 2004, Epstein and Trump fell out when they both tried to buy a Palm
    Beach estate, Maison
    de L’Amitié, out of bankruptcy. The next year, the FBI began investigating Epstein for child
    sex trafficking.
    In 2019, on the day after Epstein’s arrest, Trump said in the Oval Office,
    “I was not a fan of
    his, that I can tell you,” and that they had not been friends for 15 years.
    He said it “did not
    much matter” what the fall-out had been over. This September, asked about Epstein by the
    tech podcaster Lex Fridman, Trump said: “He was a good salesman. He was a hailing,
    hearty type of guy. He had some nice assets that he’d throw around like islands, but a lot of
    big people went to that island. But fortunately, I was not one of them.” However, the financier’s version of their relationship has never been heard until now.
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    The two men fell out in 2004 over the purchase of the Maison de L'Amitié,
    an estate and
    mansion in Palm Beach which Trump bought from under Epstein.
    He offers a portrait of Trump womanizing, yelling at staff and living a basically friendless life
    with only his daughter Ivanka, his secretary and his bodyguard truly loyal
    to him.
    Trump, he said, was almost “functionally illiterate” but did read the Page
    Six gossip column in
    the New York Post. He was “incapable” of reading a balance sheet, and any
    “act of kindness”
    would have been an accident, Epstein said
    But it is Epstein’s description of Trump’s conduct toward women which is
    likely to attract most
    attention, given the pair’s long friendship, and the 28 women who have made accusations
    against the former president of sexual misconduct (all of which he denies). Many of the
    attacks are alleged to have occurred when he and Epstein were friends.
    On the tape Epstein can be heard saying, “He’s a horrible human being. He
    does nasty
    things to his best friends, best friends’ wives, anyone who he first tries
    to gain their trust and
    uses it to do bad things to them.”
    On one occasion, Epstein alleged, Trump took a woman to what he called “the Egyptian
    Room” in an Atlantic City casino. Epstein alleged, “He came out afterward
    and said, ‘It was
    great, it was great. The only thing I really like to do is f--- the wives
    of my best friends. That is
    just the best.’”
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    He alleged that he and Trump would pick up women by combining to split them from their
    male companions. “We always used to go to Atlantic City to try to find
    girls in the casino,” he
    said. “And if there was a guy, I would say, ‘I’m here to invite the guy to
    go out to dinner.’ And
    he’d say, [to the woman], ‘Let me show you the casino.’ And as he walked
    out, he put his
    arm around the girl’s shoulder, and the bodyguard would walk up and Donald, whoosh, take
    the girl away.”
    Epstein also alleged that Trump had an elaborate scheme to procure sex with
    his friends’
    wives. He would call the men into his Trump Tower office to ask them about their sex lives
    and offer them sex with beauty pageant contestants, the pedophile said. He would do this
    while the wives were—unknown to their husbands—listening on speakerphone,
    so that he
    could then seduce the wives on the basis their husbands had betrayed them, Epstein
    claimed.
    “You must have had a better f--- than your wife, tell me about it”
    — What Epstein alleges Trump would ask his friends
    Epstein can be heard acting out what he alleged was Trump’s elaborate
    seduction technique
    to Wolff, using Wolff’s name and that of his wife, Victoria, to demonstrate
    it. Epstein said,
    “And he’d say, ‘What’s it like to do that?… Do you like having sex with
    your wife? How often
    do you have sex with her?’” Epstein claimed Trump would also say, “You must have had a
    better f--- than your wife, tell me about it.”
    Then, the pedophile alleged, Trump would say, “We can, you and I can go upstairs or
    tomorrow, come over, there’s this girl’s coming in from Los Angeles, part
    of the, whatever
    Hawaiian Tropic contest, so come over, we can have a great time. I promise
    you, Michael,
    you know, it’s just me and you, we can have a great time.” Epstein added,
    “The whole time,
    your Victoria’s with us on the phone.” Then he would use the wives’ anger
    to seduce them,
    he claimed.
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    In April 1997, Trump and Epstein went to the Victoria's Secret Angels party together in
    Manhattan. Outside Trump posed with Belgian model Ingrid Seynhaeve. Sonia Moskowitz/Getty Images
    The Epstein tape includes an allegation—which is impossible to verify—that Trump had an
    affair with a politician while in the White House. Epstein offered no proof
    or sourcing for the
    claim. He also alleged that Trump cheated on both his first wife Ivana and second wife Marla
    Maples with “a Black girl.” At one section, Epstein used a Yiddish racial
    slur to refer to Black
    women and alleged Trump boasted to him, “I’m f---ing all these Black
    women.”
    The tape mixes sexual allegations with other aspects of Trump’s life. Early
    in the recording
    Epstein is heard to say, “You probably know he had a scalp reduction. He’s getting the same
    male pattern baldness that we all have. He had his scalp reduced. It’s hysterical.” Trump has
    long refused to release full medical records while his White House medical reports did not
    disclose any prior surgeries.
    “He’s charming. In a devious way, he’s charming. To some extent it’s a
    typical tragedy where
    he believes his own bulls---”
    — Epstein on Trump
    And Epstein offers his eyewitness account of Trump Tower and Trump’s office where, he
    said, Trump had “fake honors” on the wall. Trump, he claimed, would yell at
    his personal
    assistant Rhona Graff, “who’s a loyal, perfect, secretary,” as well as
    Matthew Calamari Snr.,
    his bodyguard, and Michael Cohen, his attorney who is now an enemy. Epstein compared
    Trump to “an emotionally challenged 9-year-old,” and said, “He screams and yells at Rhona
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    more than anybody else. His screaming is how he treats people. He has a tantrum, not a
    temper. If you don’t understand him, it’s frightening. Once you understand
    him, it’s sort of
    silly.”
    Epstein also told Wolff he had positive things to say about Trump. “He’s charming. In a
    devious way, he’s charming,” he said. “To some extent it’s a typical
    tragedy where he
    believes his own bulls---. He has delusions of grandiosity, then he takes
    it on board.” He
    added that he had a “self-deprecating nature” and was “not vulgar.”
    “He’s funny,” Epstein said. “Self-awareness means you’re self-aware. He’s
    aware of that
    person, Donald Trump. He talks about The Trump, The Trumpster. ‘Trump’s
    getting laid.’”
    Despite Epstein speaking of his “Democratic friends,” he offered praise for some aspects of
    Trump’s time in office, and said, “I think he’s doing a pretty good job at certain things and
    he’s not getting credit for it. All the transgender stuff, the bathroom
    stuff, giving police back
    their weapons.”
    This is the last public picture of Epstein, the mug shot taken when he
    entered federal custody
    after his attest in July 2019. He died weeks later in his cell. Authorities said it was by suicide.
    Kypros/Kypros
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    On the tape Epstein, speaking in a New York accent, also mentioned the rich
    and powerful.
    (In a deposition released after his death Epstein admitted under oath that
    he dropped the
    names of people he had never met.) The names he mentioned on tape include: Former
    president Bill Clinton; Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner; then- Defense
    Secretary James Mattis; and the billionaires Carl Icahn and Tom Barrack,
    both of whom are
    friends of Trump.
    Clinton was a long-standing friend of Epstein but has denied any
    association after the
    pedophile’s disgrace in the mid-2000s. Mattis has no known association with him. Ivanka
    was photographed with him as a child but Kushner has never been known to be linked to
    him. Barrack appeared in a leaked appointment diary for Epstein from 2016, while Carl
    Icahn, a corporate raider and long-time Trump friend, was in Epstein’s 1997 address book.
    Startlingly for a man who became one of the world’s most notorious sex offenders, Epstein
    on the tapes offers a damning judgment of Trump, telling Wolff, “The moral compass just
    does not exist.”

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