Indyke Denies Trump-Epstein Ties, Comer Accuses Democrats

0:00On this March 20th, here's what's making entertainment headlines. Jeffrey Epstein's longtime lawyer and a state co-executor, Darren Indyke, told investigators he had no idea about any connection between his client and Donald Trump. This comes from testimony highlighted in recent reports on the Epstein files where Trump's name pops up several times alongside suggestions of a past, friendship. Trump has repeatedly denied any close ties to the convicted sex offender. Earlier this week, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer shared Indyke's statements during interviews. Indyke also said he was unaware of Epstein's crimes involving young women until they became public knowledge. Meanwhile, Comer pointed out that every witness-dave question makes the same claim no prior awareness of Epstein's inappropriate actions. He accused Democrats of pushing a cover-up and spreading a false story that Trump bear some responsibility in the matter. Trump and Epstein did cross paths socially in the past, feeling speculation since the

1:03file surfaced. But those close to Epstein, Mike Indyke, insists they saw no signs of deeper involvement or wrongdoing. As more details emerge from these investigations, the focus stays on separating fact from rumor in the Epstein saga.