The birthday card confirms this: Trump and Epstein were in love.

Trump's intimate relationship with Epstein revealed

Donald Trump was not just a close friend of child rapist Jeffrey Epstein. They were in love.

I do not mean they had a sexual relationship. But what we’ve learned over the past week from the Trump written birthday card, the brave words of the Epstein survivors together with facts we already knew, these two men were the kind of very close friends who shared everything. And that makes sense given they had so much in common.

That is why it’s simply impossible to believe Trump did not know what Epstein was up to with his sex ring—and increasingly difficult to believe Trump was not involved. (Although as to Trump’s potential crimes, since I’m a lawyer, I can’t say with certainty because we are still missing the requisite evidence.)

For starters, the 50^th birthday letter Trump gave to Epstein in 2003 contains the type of warmth, playfulness and frankly love that we never see from Trump. It’s more the side of a person only shared with another who they are having an intimate relationship. In short, it was a love letter by Trump to his very close friend.

Look at the image below that was produced by the Estate of Epstein in response to a congressional subpoena—which means it would be a felony if anyone at the Estate fabricated this and then gave it to Congress.

The Trump birthday letter is framed as an imaginary conversation between Trump and Epstein, written in the third person. It begins with the voice over that was written by Trump: “There must be more to life than having everything.” Below that we see Donald’s line: “Yes there is but I won’t tell you what it is. That is followed by Jeffrey’s line “Nor will I since Also know what it is.”

The letter continued almost in a flirty way until it concludes with the line by Trump: “A pal is a wonderful thing. Happy Birthday—and may every day be another wonderful secret.”

Have you ever seen Trump this playful and loving towards anyone? Nope. This is Trump showing Epstein the side to him that is kept from the public but shared with a lover—or in this case a friend that he shares a very special bond with.

Backing that up was the interview a year before with New York magazine where Trump gushed like a “schoolgirl” about Epstein. Trump told the reporter about Epstein: “I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy. He’s a lot of fun to be with.” Trump added, “it is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side.”

And this was not an unrequited love—rather Epstein felt the same affection for Trump. We were reminded of that last week when one of the brave Epstein survivors Chauntae Davies stated at the Capitol Hill press conference, Epstein was “always very boastful about their friends…and his biggest brag, forever, was that he was very good friends with Donald Trump.” She then added these stunning lines: Epstein “had an 8-by-10 framed picture of him on his desk with the two of them. Like they were very close.”

I’ve never had a photo on my desk of any of my male friends. In fact, the only people I have photos of in my apartment are my family. And that is likely typical for many. The point being Epstein and Trump viewed each other as family. They loved each other—and loved being with each other as videos and photos have captured. Even Ghislaine Maxwell when she spoke to Trump’s lawyer from prison recently testified that Epstein so enjoyed going to Mar-a-Lago that often he went without her.

All of that happened from the 1990’s to 2004. That time period matches perfectly with the time frame of Epstein’s child sex ring that per prosecutors ran from 1994 to 2004.

Trump knew what Epstein was up to. And worse, apparently so did others—as the birthday book makes plain given it is filled with sexual imagery and “jokes” about Epstein getting massages, liking young women, etc. For example, there is a handwritten image below of Epstein handing balloons to girls in 1983 and then it shows Epstein in 2003 getting massage by scantily clad women.

There is also another reference to Trump and Epstein involving women. That is the below photo showing a mock oversized $22,500 check that has been made to appear as if Trump were paying Epstein, followed by a caption which says: “Jeffrey showing early talents with money + women! Sells ‘fully depreciated’ [redacted woman’s name] to Donald Trump for $22,500.” Even friends knew how close Trump and Epstein were.

Trump and his minions have responded by calling all of this hoax. White House press liar Karoline Leavitt said on X yesterday. “This is FAKE NEWS to perpetuate the Democrat Epstein Hoax!” Other Republicans like JD Vance peddled the same BS: “The only thing they care about is concocting another fake scandal like Russiagate to smear President Trump with lies”

First off, the birthday book is very real as Maxwell told Trump’s lawyers in July when they interviewed her. Maxwell stated that the idea for the book was hers—and was inspired by a similar project her mother had created for the 60th birthday of her father, Robert Maxwell.

She explained that herself and Epstein solicited friends to contribute to the book. While Maxwell couldn’t recall what Trump submitted saying, "I want to tell you, but I don't remember." But she didn’t deny Trump submitted a card.

In addition, she testified that after the cards were collected, all were sent to a “professional bookbinder” who then turned into a “leather-bound book.” That large leather-bound book as Maxwell testified was for years kept it in Epstein’s NYC office “right behind his desk.” In other words, Epstein treasured it.

It’s not a fake. It’s not a hoax. It’s real-as real as Trump’s involvement in all things Epstein. After all, they were in love.

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