Politics Weekly America The Epstein files are back to haunt Trump
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Nov 13, 2025 George Chidi, a politics and democracy reporter for The Guardian, joins to uncover the implications of newly released Epstein emails relating to Donald Trump. They discuss how these documents shifted the political narrative from the government shutdown to allegations against Trump. Chidi highlights Epstein's assertion that Trump was aware of the victims, further complicating Trump's legacy. The conversation also touches on bipartisan efforts to release all Epstein files and the potential fallout from ongoing revelations that could haunt Trump’s political future.
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Trump Linked To Epstein Accuser Visit
- Emails indicate Donald Trump spent time at Jeffrey Epstein's house with an accuser identified as Virginia Giuffre.
- George Chidi highlights Epstein's
White House Names An Accuser
- The White House spokeswoman publicly named Virginia Giuffre and defended Trump as always professional and friendly.
- George Chidi notes sensitivity concerns since Giuffre committed suicide and accused persons' privacy matters.
Epstein Told Wolff Trump 'Knew About The Girls'
- Epstein told Michael Wolff in 2019 that "of course he knew about the girls," implying Trump knew about victims.
- George Chidi says that statement raises unresolved questions about whether Trump was ever interviewed by the FBI.
