An old photo of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton surfaced amid ‘Bubba’ speculations.
Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s brother Mark Epstein has now drawn a line on the viral ‘Bubba’ email and said he would not disclose anything else apart from what he had already revealed that ‘Bubba’ was not Bill Clinton. In an interview with NewsNation, Mark Epstein said the mail over which the world is now losing its mind is a private email between him and Jeffrey and it should be nobody’s business. In the email, which was part of a cache of explosive documents released last week by the House Oversight Committee, Mark Epstein wrote to his brother in 2028, who was with Steve Bannon, “Ask him if Putin has the photos of Trump blo***g Bubba?”The nickname ‘Bubba’ immediately brought Bill Clinton to everyone’s mind as it used to be Clinton’s nickname but Mark Epstein confirmed that he was not referring to Clinton. Instead of dousing curiosity, this triggered more weird speculations about whether Bubba referred to Ghislaine Maxwell’s horse. As these rumors float with no confirmation, Mark Epstein said he only confirmed that it was not Bill Clinton because he likes Bill Clinton. “I like Bill Clinton, and I didn’t want—I’m sorry for him that he had to go through that. But the email had nothing to do with Clinton, and that’s my last word on that email,” Mark said in his latest remark on ‘Bubba’. “Jeffrey in 2016 told me that if he said what he knew about the candidates, they’d have to cancel the election. He didn’t tell me what he knew, but Jeffrey, definitely, he had dirt on Trump,” Mark said, adding that he knows there’s a facility in Virginia where FBI officials are scrubbing the Epstein files to take the names of Republicans out of it.Donald Trump has urged Republican lawmakers to vote to release files, saying that he and his party have nothing to hide. Trump was close to Epstein and they were photographed together on several occasions. But Trump maintained that he severed his ties with Epstein years before his 2008 conviction as they fell out over a real estate issue.
