President Trump vowed to sue Wall Street Journal on Thursday Describe a birthday letter The outlet said they sent the late financer and convicted sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump refused to write the message, which the magazine said that was part of the 2003 birthday gift, and said on the truth social that he told the outlet that “the alleged letter he was printed by President Trump.”
“President Trump Wall Street Journal, Newscorp and Mr. Murdoch will sue. Soon. The press will have to learn to be true, and do not have to trust the sources that may not even exist,” A. Truth From the President’s account.
“President Trump has already defeated George Stephanopolos/ABC, 60 minutes/CBS, and others, and once ready to sue the Great Wall Street Journal and to declare accountable,” the statement continued.
Hill has approached the White House for comment.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the message that tolerated the signature of Trump was typed inside the outline of a naked woman.
The journal said, “A sail is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday – and may be another wonderful secret every day.”
According to the Journal, Allen Darshovitz and Leslie Waxner also wrote similar letters to Epstein.
Trump told the journal, “I never wrote a picture in my life. I don’t take pictures of women.” “This is not my language. This is not my word.”
Vice President Vance came to the rescue of Trump on social media and criticized the magazine for a piece.
“Forgive my language but this story is over and completely bull —-. WSJ must be ashamed to publish it,” Wanes wrote,
“Where is this letter? Will you be surprised to know that they never showed us before publishing it? Does anyone believe that it looks like Donald Trump?”
Hill has also reached the Wall Street Journal for comment.
