Trump Denies Signing Epstein 'Birthday Book' Note

US lawmakers released a 'birthday book' given to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003, which includes a note allegedly signed by Donald Trump. The book was compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell and contains messages from various high-profile individuals, including Bill Clinton and Lord Peter Mandelson. The White House has denied the authenticity of the Trump note, which features a drawing of a woman's body. The release of the book is part of a larger trove of documents related to Epstein's estate, and comes as Trump faces growing pressure for more transparency on investigations into Epstein.

A letter supposedly signed by Donald Trump was found in Jeffrey Epstein's 'birthday book', which has been obtained by the House Oversight Committee. The letter's existence has raised questions about its potential impact on Trump's lawsuit against News Corp. CNN Legal Analyst Elie Honig discusses the implications of this development on Trump's case.

The White House has denied the authenticity of a lewd birthday message to Jeffrey Epstein with what appears to be Donald Trump's signature. However, a comparison of the signature on the birthday card with Trump's personal letters to New York City officials from 1987 to 2001 reveals a striking similarity, particularly in the long tail following the final 'd' in Trump's first name. The New York Times obtained copies of these letters from the official New York City archives, which suggest that Trump's signature on the Epstein birthday card may be genuine.