Jeffrey Epstein ahead of legacy ban, Trump says

President Donald Trump His explanation was the explanation of kicking Jeffrey Epstein out of Florida after he revealed that the shameful financier “doed something inappropriate” and he was arrested.

The president told reporters on Tuesday at Scotland’s Air Force 1, further elaborating on his revelation Epstein “steals” the worker Working at his Mar-a-Lago estate a few years ago ended up with the final impact of the two.

“He picked up people,” Trump said. “I said, ‘Don’t do it anymore,’ you know, they worked for me. He surpassed. He took the others. Once he did, that was his end.”

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Trump said Epstein was subsequently banned from Marago.

According to reports According to Palm Beach Outpost. Epstein was arrested by the Palm Beach Police Department two years later after a grand jury sued him on a prostitution charge.

Trump explained that Epstein poached several young women at the spa on his estate, including high-profile Epstein plaintiff Virginia Giuffre.

“I think she works in the spa,” Trump told reporters. “He stole her and by the way, she didn’t complain about us, as you know.”

The White House did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

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Giuffre, who died in March of suicide, was a key figure in advocating Epstein’s arrest. She had said she was recruited as Epstein’s masseuse Ghislaine Maxwell When she worked at Mar-A-Lago.

Although Giuffre is not involved in Epstein Criminal prosecutionshe is still the center of the case.

Trump’s remarks come a day after he told reporters that “never been to (Epstein) Island’s honor.”

“I did reject it, but many people in Palm Beach were invited to his island,” Trump said at a meeting with Scottish British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday. “I refused in a very good moment. I didn’t want to go to his island.”

Trump abandoned the name associated with Epstein, and the media should be talking about “in the firestorm file”

Epstein’s ex-girlfriend Maxwell is currently sentenced to 20 years in prison for seeking a young girl from a shamed financier.

Last week, Maxwell was called to prove the scope of Epstein’s crimes before the House Oversight Committee. After that, Maxwell’s legal team said she would speak only if the immunity was granted, and the group refused.

“The oversight committee will respond soon to Ms. Maxwell’s attorney, but it will not consider granting Congressional immunity to her testimony,” a spokesperson said.

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A few days later, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche went to Florida to meet Maxwell in federal court, where she answered questions about Epstein.

Additionally, Maxwell’s legal team submitted a summary Monday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear her appeal for her 2021 conviction. Her attorney claimed she should be included in the 2007 non-litigation agreement developed by Epstein with authorities, which saved him from facing federal charges in Florida.

Ministry of Justice Assert that the agreement does not include Maxwell.

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The Supreme Court plans to discuss accepting Maxwell’s appeal on September 29.

Maxwell’s legal team also said she would “openly, honestly, openly” if Trump granted pardons – a right the president acknowledged by his right, but added that he has not been asked to do so.

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Maxwell’s attorney previously said: “She welcomes the opportunity to share the truth and eliminate many of the misunderstandings and misrepresentations that have plagued the case from the outset.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.