All Things Trump: The Return Of The King

[Sean Hayden]

They decided to not play ball. They had a working model, Saudi Arabia, but they decided to hate the West. The West, not the US, won’t allow you to succeed unless you’re insignificant—glances at Dutchy’s empty chair —or you play ball.

[pErvinalia]

He's a man child.

[Brian Peacock]

What will the one under Trump's portrait say?
"Insecure loser and snowflake friend of Geoffrey with a mushroom penis"?

[Sean Hayden]

He’s bad, but all those people close to him? Those motherfuckers are creepy. They’re just out in public acting like nothing’s wrong, like the man hasn’t been completely exposed…

[Tero]

Senior citizen talks about the ....1.5% ...landslide that put him in charge of....stuff. Including zero illegal aliens getting in. 100% of jobs "created" are in the private sector. Not the woke Deep State. 18 trillion worth of factories are coming in. Thanks to tariffs. We are...hot??? Mysterious healthcare coming that does not use insurance companies at all.
This may be the last Trump speech in complete sentences. It's his own words collected from thousands of tweets and typed out to the teleprompter.

[Brian Peacock]

"What drink'st thou oft, instead of homage sweet, but poison'd flattery?"
-- Shakespeare, Henry IV, Part 2.

[Tero]

He is still not dead. Oh well, I have stuff to fill this day. There are quite empty (on calendar)days next week, though. Nothing much going on for me for three days next week, will just need to read all those books I got on Amazon with a month of "free" Prime.

[Tero]

So far Trump has steered clear of the claims of the 12 and 13-year olds that he and Epstein used.

Mr. Epstein, who claimed he required three orgasms a day, exploited or abused hundreds of women and girls before dying in what was ruled a suicide. Mr. Trump does not stand accused of sexually abusing a minor. But over the course of his friendship with Mr. Epstein and beyond, he left a trail of alleged abuse and assault, many details of which began to surface publicly during his successful 2016 presidential campaign.

Close to 20 women have publicly accused Mr. Trump of groping, forcibly kissing or sexually assaulting them — behavior that he once bragged he could get away with because of his celebrity but later denied ever engaging in. In 2023, the writer E. Jean Carroll won a $5 million civil judgment against Mr. Trump for sexual abuse and defamation.

In response to a detailed list of questions from The Times, the White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, issued a statement: “This fake news story, which is not worth the paper it’s printed on, is just another stale regurgitation of decades-old false allegations against President Trump. The truth will remain the same no matter how many times The New York Times tries to change it. President Trump did nothing wrong, and he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago for being a creep.”

This summer, a spokesman for Mr. Trump denied that the president had ever set foot in Mr. Epstein’s office. The first former assistant, though, recalled Mr. Trump meeting there briefly with Mr. Epstein at least several times during the mid-1990s. Her account was supported by Mark Epstein, Mr. Epstein’s brother, who said that Jeffrey had told him that Mr. Trump visited him frequently.

“He was in the office all the time back then,” Mr. Epstein said in an interview with The Times.

Daily handwritten notes kept by the first former assistant and reviewed by The Times suggest that Mr. Trump was a regular presence in Mr. Epstein’s life. The notes, spanning several months in late 1994, have not been previously reported.

Some pages contain instructions to call Mr. Trump or return his call. One note reminded the assistant to call Mr. Trump’s office to see if he was “flying to Fla tomorrow.” Another recorded that a package would be arriving with an invitation to a Mar-a-Lago event.

On one page are instructions about invitations for an upcoming party. Mr. Trump was to be invited — but only if his ex-wife Ivana, with whom Ms. Maxwell was friendly, declined.

Their relationship was riddled with undertones of envy and disdain. Mr. Epstein seemed to hold a low opinion of his friend’s business acumen, according to the former employees and others who knew him. On one occasion around 2001, the third former employee said, Mr. Epstein was annoyed after Mr. Trump called him. He later told the employee that Mr. Trump was short on cash and wanted a ride on Mr. Epstein’s plane.

During the early years of their friendship, Mr. Trump was racing toward a reckoning over the billions of dollars he had borrowed to assemble his struggling empire, including casinos, hotels, an airline and a yacht. According to former Epstein employees, Mr. Trump seemed attracted to the financier’s wealth and business network.

It is unclear whether Mr. Epstein — who ostensibly specialized in offering tax and estate planning for wealthy clients — helped Mr. Trump navigate his financial problems. But in his 2020 memoir of representing Epstein victims, “Relentless Pursuit,” the Florida lawyer Bradley J. Edwards wrote that Mr. Epstein had claimed to some young women that he had bailed his friend out of bankruptcy.

Even as he dismissed Mr. Trump’s deal-making, Mr. Epstein — who could be socially awkward at other people’s parties — seemed to admire his friend’s brash confidence and access to higher realms of nightlife and celebrity. He frequently mentioned his friendship with Mr. Trump, according to several accusers, telling one he had a bedroom reserved at Mar-a-Lago. Even after they fell out, Mr. Epstein kept a framed photo of himself with Mr. Trump and his future third wife, Melania, on a credenza in his Upper East Side dining room.
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Not long after, she said, she boarded a bus with 20 or so other models. At Mar-a-Lago, each woman was given a red-and-white striped wristband, advertising them, Ms. Brock felt, as “meat.” None of the other guests — chiefly men in tuxedos — wore the wristbands. The women were made to line up and meet Mr. Trump.

“I had a glass of champagne, and I immediately felt not well,” Ms. Brock recalled, adding, “I thought my drink had been spiked.”

It was Ms. Kates who had brought her client Ms.Williams to the 1992 dinner where she first met Mr. Epstein, some months after she made her Sports Illustrated debut. And it was Ms. Kates who brought her to Mr. Trump’s annual holiday party at the Plaza that fall, where she ran into Mr. Epstein again — and where Mr. Trump also vied for her attention, praising her recent spread in the swimsuit issue, Ms. Williams said.

“I think they were trying to get as high up the chain of models as far as they could,” Ms. Williams said. “They wanted the biggest prize, the most famous model.”

In an interview taped by Mr. Wolff in 2017 and published by The Daily Beast last year, Mr. Epstein described what he said was Mr. Trump’s technique for trying to bed the wives of friends. Mr. Wolff asked how he had such intimate knowledge of Mr. Trump. “I was Donald’s closest friend for 10 years,” Mr. Epstein replied.

In emails, he hinted to friends that he could take Mr. Trump down. He didn’t say how.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/18/us/j ... trump.html

[pErvinalia]

[Brian Peacock]

[Tero]

FBI thugs went into Melania's room and messed up the panties in her panty drawer:
https://www.threads.com/@brittainforsen ... QjU89dfmmQ

[Svartalf]

was that by order of the moron in chief or can they expect to be fired with prejudice and deported to a salvadoran prison?

[Tero]

Trump: Trump: "There will be a time when perhaps I won't be 100%. When that time comes, I'll let you know about it. You probably will find out about it just by watching."

I think he's at 25.6% already.

[Sean Hayden]

I can't believe he said something so human, crazy. He must've negated it with what came before, or immediately after...

[pErvinalia]

Trump: Trump: "There will be a time when perhaps I won't be 100%. When that time comes, I'll let you know about it. You probably will find out about it just by watching."

I think he's at 25.6% already.

He's down 400%