Trumpās Epstein Doodle: Art or Alibi? Congressional Drama Ensues
On Monday, House Democrats dropped the mother of all birthday surprises: a 2003 birthday book for Jeffrey Epstein with a note and doodle allegedly by President Trump. Despite Trump denying he ever touched the thing and suing the Wall Street Journal for even whispering about it, the House Oversight Committee says, 'Surprise, itās real!' Rep. Robert Garcia is now the proud owner of Trumpās mystery scribble, obtained from Epsteinās estate as part of a subpoena hustle that escalated through July, August, and September drama. White House silence speaks volumes. Democrats promise to comb this 'birthday book' for secrets spillier than holiday office party gossip.
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Trump denies doodling in Epsteinās birthday book but sues the media for reporting it, like a kid caught with marker on the wall but demands the right to erase the evidence.
Nothing screams presidential transparency like suing newspapers for telling the truth while your mysterious doodles hang out in a shady billionaireās birthday scrapbook.
Epsteinās birthday book now a congressional smoking gun; next up, Trump to deny he knows what a pen is used for.
Source: Axios | Published: 9/8/2025 | Author: Andrew Solender
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