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Trump Listed in Epstein’s “Friends” Birthday Book as Alleged Letter Sparks Controversy. The GOP-led House Oversight Committee obtained documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, including the “birthday book” for Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003. The book allegedly contains a letter signed by President Donald Trump, though Trump has denied writing it and called it “fake.” Committee Republicans released the 238-page book, Epstein’s 2019 will, and other documents already part of the public record. Contributors in the birthday book are organized under categories like Family, Friends, Science, and Business; Trump appears under “Friends.” Other notable names in the Friends section include Bill Clinton, Alan Dershowitz, Leon Black, Lesley Wexner, and George Mitchell. The book also features photos of Epstein as a child, a Boy Scout graduation certificate, and images of Epstein with women, faces mostly redacted. The White House and Trump’s legal team deny the signature in the book is his, calling the release a “defamation” attempt by media and Democrats. Democrats say the birthday book page attributed to Trump was shared publicly to highlight potential connections to Epstein, sparking partisan dispute. Epstein’s former associate Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, coordinated the birthday book but could not recall Trump’s participation.
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