Trump's Mar-a-Lago Linked to Epstein

0:00On March 19, a newly released email from 2009 challenges, one of former President Donald Trump's longstanding statements about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The document, part of early Justice Department files on the convicted sex trafficker, suggests Epstein was never banned from Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. In Florida, the email summarizes a phone call involving Trump's lawyer at the time, Epstein's attorney, and a lawyer for Epstein's victims. During that discussion, Trump's lawyer clarified that Epstein was not a member there, might have visited as a guest, and was never told to leave. A Mar-a-Lago manager backed the sub-directly to the victim's lawyer. Trump has often said he cut off contact with Epstein years before his arrest, and had no real connection. Yet photos from the 1980s through the 2000s show them together at events, and flight logs placed Trump on Epstein's plane multiple times. These files come from the initial batch released over a decade ago. Now resurfacing amid fresh scrutiny of Epstein's network, they highlight how social circles

1:03in elite Palm Beach overlapped back then. As more documents surface, questions linger about those past associations and what they reveal today.