Jeffrey Epstein spent his last years ‘Bang’ for ex-Pal Trump
During a previous episode of his podcast, named after the title of his best -selling book, Wolff hours of interviews he had with Epstein before his death.
‘When I was writing Fire and angerI became an outlet for Epstein to express his disbelief about someone whose sins he knew so well, and then this person was actually elected president, “the writer claimed.” Epstein was completely busy with Trump, and I think, to be honest, afraid of him. “
Wolff claimed that the friendship of Epstein and Trump, who started in the 1980s, was competitive, with both figures that fell over money and women
“I think Epstein essentially saw Bush League,” said Wolff.
He added: “Epstein really knew him, I think, better than most. I mean, this was a real BFF situation: two playboys stylen themselves a lot like playboys in that (Hugh) Hefner Sense, who came around most of 15 years.”
The author also claimed that at one point Trump and Epstein “shared” the same girlfriend and explained: “They were both openly, possibly proud, with the same girl going out at the same time.
“In a time in time there was a certain kind of sexual excess and license and cruelty, male cruelty, rich male male cruelty, which was not only allowed, but celebrated, and I think Epstein and Trump were really two of the exaggerated exponents.”
According to Wolff, the friendship of Epstein and Trump fell apart in 2004, after the future president “Epstein’s back went around and offered $ 40 million” for the Maison de l’Amitie, an estate for neighboring Mar-A-Lago, after the sexual edge had seen the property.
“He was real, real, real p —–,” Wolff claimed that Epstein had spoken to him. However, when Trump was chosen as president, the pedophile was filled with fear of what the former reality star was able.
During an interview in 2017 that he had with Epstein, Wolff remembered: “When Epstein and I was talking about this, Trump was now the president of the United States, and I think frightening. Because the most inappropriate person to be the president of the United States was probably Donald Trump.
“But I couldn’t help it, but felt that there was a level of personal fear.”
He continued: “I was always shocked how afraid he seemed about Trump. And I spoke with several other people who knew Epstein well. They make the same point. And I know that Epstein would emphasize how he believed that Trump was able to do something. He had no scrupules.
“I insisted on Epstein to become public with everything I told you here, but the attitude of Epstein was that I was not aware of how the real world operated,” Wolff said. “So in the end Epstein died in prison and we will probably never hear that story.”
Epstein was found dead on 10 August 2019 in his prison, because the government of Trump confirmed the cause of death as suicide after an investigation.
After the conclusion of the investigation, Trump was buried in a recoil on the handling of the case by his team and the notorious Epstein files, of which the Ministry of Justice claimed it did not exist.
The president did his best to push back, and even accused former presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama to come up with the documents.
He also called his loyal supporters because he wanted to release more Epstein information.
“Let these weaknesses continue and do the work of the Democrats, don’t even think about talking about our incredible and unprecedented success, because I no longer want their support!” Trump, who was labeled Epstein, raged a “great man”.
