The more Donald tries to distract us from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, a scandal I would remind you of his own making, the more new revelations come to light.

As the New York Times reports this morning, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released email exchanges between convicted sex trafficker of minors Epstein and his co-conspirator, accomplice, and also convicted sex trafficker of minors,

Gleine Maxwell, and the journalist Michael Wolfe.

These emails were found in the documents applied to the committee by Epstein's estate.

They revealed new evidence about Donald's interactions with Epstein's victims

and knowledge of his crimes. The Times writes, quote, in one of the messages Mr. Epstein flatly asserted

that Donald knew about the girls, many of whom were later found by investigators to have been

underage. And another, Epstein pondered how to address questions from the news media about the

relationship as Donald was becoming a national political figure, which suggests, sorry,

unquote, which suggests that Epstein knew that his friendship with Donald and Donald's

potential involvement with what Epstein was doing

may indeed become public knowledge.

And Epstein would need to know how to negotiate that.

The Times piece also goes on, quote, in one email from April 2011,

Epstein told Maxwell, who was later convicted on charges

related to facilitating his crimes, quote, I want you to realize that that dog that hasn't barked

is Trump, unquote. He added that an unnamed victim, quote, spent hours at my house with him,

and he has never once been mentioned, unquote.

Quote, I have been thinking about that, Ms. Maxwell wrote back, unquote.

This information is interesting, because back in July, Donald sent Deputy Attorney General

Todd Blanche to interview Maxwell in prison.

And here's what Maxwell had to say then about Donald's interactions with Epstein and his

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