Why Unrelenting Epstein Leaks Terrify Trump: Michael Wolff (Inside Trump's Head)

Michael Wolff joins Joanna Coles to dig into the one fear that continues to dog Donald Trump, the lingering specter of Jeffrey Epstein. As new oversight leaks reveal redacted names and unreleased evidence, Wolff explains why the Epstein files continue to rattle Trump and shape his thinking. They explore how this aversion affects his decisions, fuels his late-night rants, and exposes cracks in Trumpworld’s loyalty. Why do Epstein’s secrets haunt Trump, and what do his international allies and enemies know?

00:00 - Introduction 03:52 - The Time Trump Let Wolff Inside The White House 07:08 - How Trump Tearing Down East Wing Operates As Metaphor 11:08 - Trump's Attack On Political Opponents And Free Speech Have Chilling Effect 16:22 - Will Trump Pay Contractors Of New White House Ballroom? 18:32 - Trump Hasn't Fired Many Second Term Cabinet Because They Are Ineffectual 20:02 - No Kings Protest Gives Trump Opportunity To Play As King 21:30 - Who Is Making Trump's Strange AI Videos 22:50 - Why Trump's Odd AI Attack Videos Are Expedient 24:20 - Trump Handed Set Backs By Putin And Bibi Netanyahu 32:13 - Trump Spooked By Ongoing Epstein Email Leaks 37:47 - From Trump's POV Epstein Is The Scandal He Cannot Shake 38:39 - Jeffrey Epstein's Furious Emails To Trump Supporter Leon Black 46:06 - Viewer Questions Asked And Answered

"Nobody's Girl": Virginia Giuffre's Memoir Details Sex Abuse by Epstein, Maxwell, Prince Andrew (Democracy Now!)

 

Virginia Roberts Giuffre's posthumous memoir has just been released, detailing how she was groomed by Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, whom she met at Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago resort. In Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, she writes that she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew three times, beginning when she was 17, and was beaten and raped by a "well-known prime minister." Virginia Giuffre died by suicide earlier this year in Australia at age 41. 

Democracy Now! speaks with Amy Wallace, Giuffre's ghostwriter, who says Giuffre experienced the "depths of hell" with Maxwell and Epstein. "It's not just a catalog of horrors. It's a woman who is terribly abused as a child, escapes from that terrible abuse … and then becomes an advocate," says Wallace.