Epstein Claimed Trump Was a Regular Visitor — but Never Participated in Illicit Activity, Records Show
Recently surfaced documents shed new light on Jeffrey Epstein’s past claims about his interactions with high-profile figures — including President Donald Trump. According to notes and witness statements reviewed by investigators, Epstein acknowledged that Trump was a “regular visitor” at some of his social gatherings years ago, but repeatedly stated that Trump never engaged in any illegal or inappropriate activity.
Multiple sources familiar with the interviews say Epstein described Trump as someone who would “stop by,” but emphasized that he never saw Trump participate in anything illicit, nor was Trump involved in the darker side of Epstein’s operations. Records show that Trump cut ties with Epstein long before many public figures did, even banning Epstein from Mar-a-Lago after a dispute involving another guest.
These details contradict attempts by political opponents to tie Trump to Epstein’s crimes, despite no evidence linking him to trafficking, abuse, or any illegal conduct. In fact, several court filings and witness statements over the years have made clear that Trump was never implicated in Epstein’s criminal enterprise.
As more documents emerge, the narrative remains unchanged:
Epstein himself admitted Trump was never part of his illegal activities — and investigators have never found proof suggesting otherwise.