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Mark Epstein Clarifies 'Bubba' Email, Denies Clinton Reference
Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein's brother, said an email he sent about 'Trump blowing Bubba' wasn't about Bill Clinton.
He's sorry people thought it was.
It was just a joke between brothers, not serious.
Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein's brother, apologized for a viral email
Email suggested Donald Trump had an illicit relationship with Bill Clinton
Mark clarified 'Trump blowing Bubba' is not a reference to Bill Clinton
He expressed sympathy for Bill Clinton's involvement in the controversy
Mark denied 'Bubba' referred to a horse owned by Ghislaine Maxwell
- Who
- Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein
- What
- Clarified a viral email suggesting Donald Trump and Bill Clinton had an illicit relationship
- Where
- In a telephonic interview with NewsNation's Chris Cuomo
- When
- November 18, 2021
- Why
- To address public speculation about the email
Mark Epstein's Stance
Public Speculation
'Bubba' Reference
Mark Epstein's Stance
Not about Bill Clinton
Public Speculation
Implied Clinton was 'Bubba'
Key facts
- Viral Email Date
- November 15, 2021
- Email Recipient
- Steve Bannon
- Email Content
- Ask him (Steve Bannon) if Putin has the photos of Trump blowing Bubba?
- Mark Epstein's Clarification
- Not a reference to Bill Clinton
- Mark Epstein's Apology
- Sorry for Bill Clinton's involvement in the controversy
Quotes
Mark Epstein
Brother of Jeffrey Epstein
“The only thing I responded to, because people got crazy, was the Bubba reference and they tried to pin it on Clinton.”
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“I made a public statement that it was not any reference to Bill Clinton, I like Bill Clinton, and I'm sorry for him that he has to go through that.”
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Sources
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