"Dangerous, there is not a single good cell in the body," what Epstein said about the US President

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"Dangerous, there is not a single good cell in the body," what Epstein

A new email exchange, dating from February 2017, has given the public a deeper look into Jeffrey Epstein's thoughts about several well-known figures, including President Donald Trump and Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

The emails, which were released by the Justice Department, contain scathing comments from Epstein about Trump, whom he describes as "dangerous" and without a "good cell" in his body.

In his email exchange with former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, Epstein expressed a strong hatred for Trump, saying: "I've met some really bad people, but none worse than Trump. There's not a good cell in his body. He's dangerous." Epstein's writing comes after a long period of speculation about his relationship with Trump, who was one of his closest friends in previous years.

Meanwhile, Bill Gates' ex-wife, Melissa French Gates, has reacted for the first time to new details about Epstein's victims and his criminal actions.

She described the situation as "heartbreaking," saying: "I remember being the age of those girls. I remember my own daughters at that age. Personally, it's hard for me whenever the details come out. They bring back very, very painful moments in my marriage."

French Gates also commented on the recent allegations surrounding her ex-husband, who was accused of contracting a venereal disease due to his relationships with Russian girls. She said she felt "tremendous sadness."

According to documents published by the New York Times, two days before his suspected death, Epstein had signed a document leaving most of his assets, worth an estimated $100 million, to his then-girlfriend, Karyna Shuliak.

This document, called the “1953 Trust,” gave her control over a large portion of Epstein’s assets, including a 33-carat diamond he intended to give to her. According to the document, 40 other individuals were named as potential beneficiaries of his assets.


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