"Driving the news: In a Vanity Fair interview published Tuesday, Wiles is quoted as saying that Trump "was wrong" about his repeated claim that the Epstein files reveal anything incriminating about Clinton. Trump has said that Clinton visited Epstein's private island, Little St. James, "supposedly 28 times," which Clinton has denied. "There is no evidence" those visits happened, Wiles said, per Vanity Fair."
"Catch up quick: House Oversight Democrats last week released a new round of photos showing powerful figures socializing with Epstein, including Trump, Clinton, Steve Bannon and Woody Allen. Democrats said they received 95,000 new photos from Epstein's estate, releasing 19. The undated photos show Trump speaking to various women with their faces redacted, images of Epstein's jet and red condom packets with Trump's name and likeness on them with the phrase, "I'm HUUUUGE!" Zoom in: Wiles in the interview also defended Trump's own inclusion in the Epstein files, saying that the president and Epstein were "young, single playboys together." "[Trump] is in the file. And we know he's in the file. And he's not in the file doing anything awful," she said. Trump "was on [Epstein's] plane...he's on the manifest," she said."
There is no evidence that Bill Clinton visited Epstein's private island, Little St. James, despite claims of roughly 28 visits. Donald Trump pushed the Justice Department to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's relationships with Clinton and other prominent figures. House Oversight Democrats released 19 of approximately 95,000 photos from Epstein's estate showing powerful figures socializing with Epstein, undated images of Trump near women with faces redacted, Epstein's jet, and parody condom packets bearing Trump's likeness. The Epstein files include Trump's name on a plane manifest and images of interactions, with no accompanying evidence in the files of criminal conduct.
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