In the six weeks since The Wall Street Journal first revealed the existence of the hand-drawn doodle outlining the shape of a naked woman, complete with comments that the two men share some kind of a “wonderful secret”, Trump and his top officials have denied the document existed and then insisted that even if the notorious “birthday book” contained a message from the president, it was not “authentic”.
Fast forward to this week, and the Epstein estate – subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee – delivered the “birthday book” to Capitol Hill on Monday.
An extract of the letter and drawing apparently made for Epstein by Trump (Photo: OversightDems/X via AP)White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took to social media on Monday to claim that Trump “did not draw this picture, and he did not sign it”.
On Monday evening, Eric Trump told right-leaning Newsmax TV that “I can tell you my father does not sketch out cartoon drawings”.
Demonstrators carry signs in support of the victims of Epstein outside in Washington, DC on 3 September (Photo: Roberto Schmidt / AFP)
Both assertions are undercut by the fact that Trump has previously said that he does indeed draw, and has donated some of his drawings to charities.
During his first term as president, one Trump sketch of the Manhattan skyline sold for $29,000 (£21,425) at a memorabilia sale hosted by an auction house in Los Angeles.
Pro-Trump podcast host Charlie Kirk, who has previously warned the White House about the potential impact of the President’s past friendship with Epstein, asked his followers on X whether the signature looked “like the actual signature from the President.” He then wrote: “I don’t think so at all. Fake.”
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene at a press conference to discuss the Epstein Files Transparency bill (Photo: Jonathan Ernst/ Reuters)“Is this really the best they could do?”, he asked his social media followers. “Trump has the most famous signature in the world. Time to sue them into oblivion,” he added.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, Nancy Mace of South Carolina and Thomas Massie of Kentucky are three Republicans in the House of Representatives demanding full transparency over Trump’s dealings with Epstein, and expressing sympathy for the convicted paedophile’s victims.
In fact, there is every likelihood that the release of the doodle will only hasten the moment when he decides to deploy National Guard troops onto the streets of Chicago to deal with a purported crimewave there.
Anything that might divert the nation’s attention away from the drawing, and from unanswered questions about the extent of Trump’s ties with Epstein.
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