Fotos de la boda de Trump en 1993 y vídeos del desfile de Victoria's Secret en 1999 arrojan luz sobre la relación Trump-Epstein.

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Recently uncovered photographs show Jeffrey Epstein attending Donald Trump’s wedding to Marla Maples in 1993. This is the first time it has been reported that Epstein was invited to the event, which took place more than a decade before allegations of sex trafficking against Epstein became public. Additional images and video also show Trump and Epstein interacting at other high-profile events in the 1990s, including the opening of the Harley-Davidson Cafe and the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

When contacted for comment, Trump responded dismissively, and a spokesperson described the images as innocuous and out of context, emphasizing that Trump later banned Epstein from his club. The release of these materials comes as scrutiny of Trump’s past relationship with Epstein continues.

Fotos muestran que Jeffrey Epstein asistió a la boda de Trump en 1993

Andrew Kaczynski de K-File está aquí con las nuevas imágenes de Trump y Epstein. Y Andrew, compartí una de ellas allí, pero, ya sabes, así que vamos a empezar con la de Trump boda. Es un avance significativo. Bueno, sí, lo es. La boda de Trump con Marla Maples en 1993 fue calificada por los medios como la boda del siglo en ese momento. Y aunque sabemos que Trump y Epstein eran amigos durante este período, esto es realmente la primera vez que se ha informado de que Trump invitó a Epstein a su boda. Y esto es, debemos tener en cuenta, más de una década antes de que las primeras acusaciones de sexo contra Epstein. Pero como usted sabe, la relación de Trump con Epstein ha estado bajo el microscopio recientemente. Ahora, además de esa foto de Epstein entrando en la recepción en el Hotel Plaza, también podemos verlo en el fondo de otra foto. Ese es Howard Stern en el extremo derecho, junto con Robin Leach de Lifestyles of the Rich y Famosos. Y Epstein está detrás de ellos en la boda, casi pareciendo que les hace photobombing. También encontramos esta foto de sólo unos meses antes, Donald Trump con dos de sus hijos hablando con Jeffrey Epstein. Esto es en la inauguración del Harley-Davidson Cafe en Nueva York en octubre de 1993. Puedes ver a Ivana allí. En esa foto estaría a punto de cumplir 12 años. Sí, puedes ver a Ivanka justo ahí entre, parece que entre Trump y Epstein. De acuerdo. Estas son fotos nunca antes vistas, Andrew. Sé que también encontraste un video de Trump y Epstein que era de después, de ellos hablando, que nunca antes había salido a la luz. ¿Qué es esto? Pues eso. Esto es de seis años más tarde, en 1999. Este vídeo nunca se había visto antes en este contexto. En él se ve a Trump hablando con Jeffrey Epstein justo antes de que las modelos salieran a la pasarela en el desfile de Victoria Secret en Nueva York en 1999. El único otro vídeo que hemos visto de los dos hombres fue siete años antes de éste. Trump está en el show con Melania, que es, por supuesto, ahora primera dama, sentada a unos metros lejos de Epstein. También se les puede ver charlando durante el programa. Las acusaciones de que Epstein abusó sexualmente de niñas menores de edad no salieron a la luz hasta 2005, años después de que de que se grabara este vídeo. A la derecha. Pero esto, por supuesto, los establece juntos y obviamente muy amistosos en 1999. Así que Andrew, cuando se obtiene todo esto y todo esto, como sólo quiero hacer hincapié, a la derecha, no se ha visto antes. Así que llamaste al presidente Trump. Le llamaste directamente para preguntarle sobre esto. Sí, no estuvimos mucho tiempo al teléfono. Creo que nuestra llamada duró unos 30 segundos o así. Pero cuando le pregunté por la foto de la boda, dijo, hizo una especie de pausa por un segundo y luego dijo, tienes que estar bromeando antes de llamar a la CNN noticias falsas y luego colgar conmigo. En su declaración a la CNN, el director de comunicaciones de la Casa Blanca, Stephen Chung, dijo lo siguiente. Dijo que estos no son más que fuera de contexto fotogramas de videos inocuos y fotos de eventos muy concurridos para inferir asquerosamente algo nefasto. El hecho es que el presidente, el presidente lo echó de su club por ser un, cito, espeluznante. De acuerdo. Bueno, es un reportaje increíble y es importante en este contexto como quiere el país, ya sabes, respuestas sobre todo lo relacionado con Epstein. Andrew, muchas gracias por todas estas noticias de última hora.

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