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President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the parent company Wall Street Journal, its owner and two reporters, for a report stating that Trump wrote a personal note “Bawdy” to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.
In the lawsuit filed in Miami, the names of Dow Jones, News Corp and the Conservative Media Rupert Merdak, saying that the document slandered and violated defamation laws.
Earlier, Trump threatened to force Merdak to “testify in my lawsuit against him and his” pile of garbage “newspaper.
Trump says the note reported that he had sent to the 50th anniversary of Epstein is “fake”. This happens against the background of the reverse reaction of his supporters about his processing of the Epstein case.
Trump acknowledged that he and his staff members tried to stop publishing history. He said that the newspaper and the Merdach “were warned directly:” They would be sued if they printed the article, calling it “false, malicious and defamatory.”
The lawsuit is also called two journalists who wrote history, Hadei Safdar and Joseph Paratola.
Earlier on Friday, Trump came to his social platform of truth, writing: “I look forward to Rupert Merdak testifying in my lawsuit against him and his newspaper” Pile of Garbage “, WSJ. It will be interesting !!!”
According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), a letter called Trump “contained several lines of the Pishutsky text, a cliff of a naked woman who appears to be drawn by hand with a big marker.”
“Inside the outline of a naked woman was a writing note, stylized as an imaginary conversation between Trump and Epstein, written by the third person,” the document reports.
It is reportedly joking that “Enigmas never ages” and allegedly ends with the words: “Paley is a great thing. Happy birthday – and every day can be another wonderful secret.”
Trump denied writing a note after the article was published on Thursday, posted: “It’s not my words, not the way I speak. I also don’t draw.”
On Friday, Trump refused to answer journalists’ questions about his relations with Epstein, and why he did not order any more documents.
Instead, he asked the Prosecutor General to prepare documents related to the secret indications of the great jury, which could be a long court trial. It is unclear when or when these documents are released, or when they contain details, Trump’s supporters demand to publicly release.
Trump’s screening regarding the testimony of a large jury took place after the days of sustainable pressure from some most loyal supporters who require further disclosure in the Epstein case.
Some Trump’s loyalists urged the Prosecutor General Bondi to resign after she canceled the course on issuing certain Epstein documents.
In February, Bondi said that the “customer list” owned by Epstein “sat on my table now.” Then last week, her office announced that there was no such “customer list”.
Chad Bianka, a republican sheriff that is running for the governor of California, told BBC News that Trump’s appeal in Epstein files was “not what I expected” and that “millions” of his followers are disappointed.
“We feel that we are talking like stupid children.”
Trump and Merdak have relationships that make decades.
The 94-year-old media media-medium-monitor, which includes Fox News, is often attributed to Trump’s assistance to the White House.
But they have become more far over the years, and their relationship began to collapse after Trump’s loss in the 2020 voting ballot boxes.
“We want to make Trump not-human,” Murdak wrote in an e-mail, which appeared during the fights for the role of Fox, which spread misinformation in the 2020 elections.
Trump’s last victory in 2024 appeared to collect them again. During the visit to February, Trump called Merdak a “class” and “strange guy”.
On Sunday, two men were drawn together by visiting the New Jersey FIFA World Cup.
Prosecutor General Bondi was also noticed as the match from the president’s private box.
Meanwhile, Congress members are pushing for a “petition” that would make Bondy make publicly available in the search and uploaded format of all unclassified records, documents, communications and investigations of materials possessing the Ministry of Justice, including the Federal Bureau of Investigations, as well as the EPTE.
These efforts gathered some of the most violent opponents of Congress, including Republican Marzhor Taylor Green and Democrat Alexandria Okosia-Cartes, which are both signed as supporters.
