LOADING ERROR LOADINGIn a 2015 email released by the committee, Epstein wonders to Wolff what then-candidate Trump should say if he’s asked about their relationship during a presidential debate. If he says he hasn’t been on the plane or to the house, then that gives you a valuable PR and political currency,” the journalist advised Epstein. AdvertisementIn his video, Wolff tried to sidestep the ethical issues inherent in his advising Epstein, claiming the release of their 2015 emails would get investigators closer to understanding the sex offender’s relationship with Trump. That’s Donald Trump.”AdvertisementWolff then noted he had released his own tapes of Epstein talking about his relationship with Trump “to really little effect” before the election. “And at this point, I think we can all focus on the main issue, which is to get to the bottom of this relationship,” Wolff added.

Source: Huffington Post November 13, 2025 09:18 UTC