Dems Release Epstein Emails That Mention ‘Trump’ – Instantly Backfires After Dems Made a Mistake

In early 2016, Wolff told Epstein that both The New York Times and the Hillary Clinton campaign were investigating his ties to Trump and advised him to “preempt” the narrative. Weeks later, Wolff wrote that “becoming an anti-Trump voice gives you a certain political cover which you decidedly don’t have now.”

He warned that James Patterson’s upcoming book “Filthy Rich,” about Epstein’s crimes, would draw intense attention because of the election and said the “Trump-Clinton angle will amplify the attention tenfold.”

When Epstein asked how to handle questions about Trump, Wolff replied that if Trump denied visiting Epstein’s home or flying on his plane, it would provide “valuable PR and political currency.” Wolff said Epstein could “hang him in a way that generates a positive benefit,” or “save him” if it appeared Trump would win, “generating a debt.”

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