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Donald Trump has reiterated that he did nothing wrong in relation to his past acquaintance with Jeffrey Epstein.

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February 20, 2026

Donald Trump has reiterated that he did nothing wrong in relation to his past acquaintance with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump maintains that while the two were once part of similar social circles, he has denied any involvement in or knowledge of Epstein’s criminal conduct. The statement comes amid continued public scrutiny of figures who had past associations with Epstein. Supporters say there is no evidence linking Trump to illegal activity, while critics argue that past relationships warrant continued examination. The broader debate highlights how the Epstein case continues to echo across political discourse.

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Donald Trump has reiterated that he did nothing wrong in relation to his past acquaintance with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Donald Trump has reiterated that he did nothing wrong in relation to his past acquaintance with Jeffrey Epstein.

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