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LIVE BLUNDER: Trump Makes BIG Epstein Files Admission; Interview Gone Wrong While Blaming Democrats
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3:12Now PlayingU.S. President Donald Trump appears to admit he is in the Epstein Files. The blunder ocurred during 'Just The News' on Real America's Voice. POTUS was giving a phone interview when he blamed democrats for 'fake' information. He suggested the democrats added fake information, including his name, to Epstein files. Trump's response came when he was asked if he wanted prosecutors to look into political prosecution. The comment suggests Trump is admitting that his name was in the files, although 'faked' by democrats. Despite Trump's claims, many documents mentioning him have been public for years. This comes after the Wall Street Journal shared an alleged 'creepy' birthday card sent from Trump to Epstein. WATCH-
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