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Trump's Commerce Secretary admits he visited Epstein's island with his family
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6:55Now PlayingTrump's Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick admitted in testimony to Congress that he once visited Jeffrey Epstein's island with his family. Lisa Rubin joins Stephanie Ruhle on The 11th Hour.
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Trump's name appears over one million times in Epstein files
Lutnick publicly lied about severing ties with Epstein in 2005
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