Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Clinton and Trump Letters to Epstein Released, Fueling Controversy
Two letters related to Jeffrey Epstein, one from Bill Clinton and one allegedly from Donald Trump, were recently released.
Clinton's letter praised Epstein.
Trump's letter, which contained a drawing, prompted him to deny involvement and sue the publication.
Both letters were made public as part of documents related to Epstein's case.
The releases have led to a new wave of public discussion about Epstein's relationships and the people who associated with him.
Bill Clinton's letter praising Jeffrey Epstein was released by The Wall Street Journal.
The letter, handwritten by Clinton, praises Epstein's 'childlike' curiosity and their long friendship.
The letter was part of an album of letters Epstein received for his 50th birthday, compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell.
A separate letter, allegedly from Donald Trump, containing a drawing and 'bawdy' language, was also released.
Trump denied involvement in the latter letter and is suing The Wall Street Journal.
- Who
- Bill Clinton and Donald Trump wrote letters to Jeffrey Epstein.
- What
- Release of letters from Bill Clinton and Donald Trump related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- When
- Recently, coinciding with the release of documents related to Epstein's case.
- Where
- The letters were published by The Wall Street Journal.
- Why
- The letters were included in Epstein's birthday album and were released by The Wall Street Journal as part of a compilation of materials.
Allegations and Evidence
Denials and Defenses
The nature of the relationship between the people involved
Allegations and Evidence
The published letters suggest the nature of relationships Epstein had.
Denials and Defenses
Denials by Trump and lack of comment from Clinton are the only reactions.
- Letter From
- Bill Clinton and Donald Trump
- Recipient
- Jeffrey Epstein
- Publication
- The Wall Street Journal
- Clinton's Praise
- Epstein's 'childlike' curiosity and friendship
- Trump's Response
- Denial and Lawsuit