Trump makes URGENT FILING to HIDE HIS DARK PAST
Some major developments in Donald Trump. trying to cover up his dark past. Trump's DOJ made an emergency filing. that deserves more attention at the end. of last week, begging a federal judge. not to release the names of two. individuals who are currently anonymous. who received major payments from Jeffrey. Epstein on or around the time that the. Miami Herald was writing some exposees.
regarding Epstein, right around that. critical period. period where Epstein. was uh rearrested and shortly before. Epstein died allegedly by suicide. And. I'm emphasizing the allegedly part right. there. I want to go into what went down. with Trump's DOJ telling this judge, "Please, judge, don't release these. names. Please don't release these.
names." Judge Burman's going to have a. big decision about what to do there. Then separately, Daily Beast got an. incredible story. My friend Joanna. Kohl's interviewed a former model, Australian model Cleo Glide, and she. would kind of hang out with Epstein. during the late 80s, early 90s, and she. told the Daily Beast exclusively that. Epstein would make her dress like a sexy.
nurse for Donald Trump. We've got the. video there. Great work, Joanna. I want. to show that to you. Then there's, of. course, the Midas Touch exclusive from. the end of last week where we. interviewed Spencer Kovven, the lawyer. for the first Epstein uh victim who came. forward and then several other Epstein. victims who came forward early on. He. took multiple depositions of Jeffrey. Epstein and co-conspirators. He was.
thinking about doing the deposition of. Donald Trump, but he had incredible. insight into what will be in these. Epstein files that the Trump regime is. covering up. And then of course you had. at the end of last week Donald Trump. saying that everything relating to. Epstein is a total hoax. It is a. Democratic hoax. He says in order to. hurt Donald, he centers himself at the. uh center of this story. And then you. have Magga Mike Johnson on Friday saying.
actually Donald Trump never said it was. a hoax after Donald Trump literally said. it was a hoax because Maggamike Johnson. says that Donald Trump was actually the. FBI informant that got Epstein arrested. in 2006 2007. So, wouldn't that then. mean that Donald Trump was responsible. for the sweetheart nonprosecution. agreement that basically then let. Epstein off so he can be a further.
predator? What was interesting about. Magga Mike Johnson saying that on Friday. is that it actually aligns with what. Michael Wolf, Donald Trump's former. biographer and someone who was. potentially going to be a biographer for. Jeffrey Epstein says, "But Donald. Trump's not the good guy in his. informant stories as informants are. often embroiled in the underlying. conduct." But what Wol said that Epstein. told him is that Donald Trump was. involved in a shady real estate deal. with a Russian oligarch, a fertilizer.
billionaire oligarch from Russia who. purchased a home from Donald Trump in. 2008 for double the price that Donald. Trump paid a few years earlier where. Jeffrey Epstein was going to buy that. home in West Palm Beach. Ask Donald. Trump for a little bit of advice. Donald. Trump comes in, scoops up the home from. underneath Epstein. Epstein's pissed. because Epstein was just asking for. Donald Trump's advice about where to.
move the pool or whether to keep the. pool there. Donald Trump painted the. home a little bit in his own words, then. sold it to this Russian fertilizer. oligarch for like $90 million when he. paid like $41 million for it. Then the. Russian oligarch proceeded to demolish. the entire home, claiming that there was. mold on it. Epstein was wondering, could. this be money laundering? What the hell. was happening? That got Donald Trump. nervous according to what Epstein told.
Wolf. And then Epstein said, cuz Donald. Trump knew all of the stuff we were. getting into potentially. together. Donald Trump may have been a person who. then tipped off the feds and the local. police to say what I was doing because. he knew intimately what I was doing. Not. as the good guy, as someone who, as. Michael Wolf also said, he saw photos. Here's what he claims. Wolf says he saw. photos that Epstein showed him of Donald. Trump with girls of indeterminate age.
Wasn't sure. They looked very young, topless, and Donald Trump had a stain on. his crotch. Um, and the girls were. pointing and laughing at Donald Trump. according to what Wolf said that Epstein. showed him and that those photos would. be in the vault and potentially in the. Epstein files along with other. references to Donald Trump's name. Now, we know that Donald Trump also is D1. 174. How do we know that? There are. civil cases. We don't have the actual.
file of what happened with DO 174, but. in connection with civil cases, Trump. has a designation DO174. That was his alias there. So, we should. find more about D174. We should get the data that Spencer. Kovven, the lawyer for Epstein's. victims, Survivors, has given us a road. map of what we need. What a great. interview. It's done over a million. views. But let me start at the outset. with this great NBC scoop right here. Uh.
DOJ says the names of two associates. Epstein wired 100,000 and $250,000. to should stay secret. The Justice. Department came after NBC asked a. federal judge to unseal the names of two. people Epstein paid and helped protect. from prosecution. Release the names of. those involved. Seems like a pretty. basic request, but the DOJ that says, "Oh, we're all for transparency. You're.
covering up these names as well. Here's. the letter from the DOJ." So, you can. actually see the source document itself. Dear Judge Burman, the government. respectfully submits this letter. pursuant to the court's order dated. August 26, 2025 in opposition to the. motion filed by NBC News on August 13th. For the reasons set forth below, as well. as those set forth in the government's. prior memoranda, the government submits. that the motion should be denied. The. motion seeks to unseal the names of two.
individuals referenced in a letter filed. by the government on July 16th, 2019. The government will refer to the. individuals referenced on the first page. of July 2019 letter um beginning uh. first as individual one and the. individual referenced in the same page. in the paragraph beginning second as. individual two. Then it goes on to say. that individual one and individual two. are expressing that they don't want. their names released and as such the. government is defending them and. supporting that this motion to release.
these names of individual one and two. should be denied among other reasons to. protect the privacy interests of. individuals one and individual two. The. relevant standard is set forth in United. States verse Amodia. So, you kind of. just told on yourself. Didn't you. previously say you wanted this. information released from the court? Oh, now you don't want a release. Oh, you. wanted what? The grand jury testimony. released which was done in one day and. had no information that would be.
relevant to what people are looking for. But when there is information that. people want to see, like who is. complicit, who was involved, who is. getting paid by Epstein, you want to. block that. And now you cite the case. law that you claim didn't apply to the. grand jury stuff to now block this stuff. because you knew the grand jury stuff. would always remain confidential because. there's a federal rule of civil. procedure which prevents that from being. released in the first place. Uh the. Department of Justice goes on to say.
because individual one and two have. expressly objected to unsealing their. names. We support that the government. respectfully submits that the names. should remain sealed to protect their. legitimate privacy interests. Oh, so. once again you have the Trump DOJ. protecting the legitimate privacy. interest of these individuals. What. about the interest of the Epstein. survivors and the victims who want. justice and who want this release? It's. from that NBC article. They talked about.
how the first associate that the. government wants to block the release of. their name, received a payment of. $100,000 from Epstein, and the second. associate received a payment of $250,000. in 2018, days after the Miami Herald. began publishing a series of. investigative stories where victims. criticized a plea deal he received in. Florida in 20 in 2008. The first. associate received a payment of H. 100,000 and then the second one was.
250,000. As part of the plea agreement, Epstein secured the nonprosecution. agreement. Prosecutors wrote that on. November 30th, 2018, Epstein wired from. a trust account he controlled to an. individual named redacted a potential. co-conspirator and for whom Epstein. protection in the NPA. So, a potential. co-conspirator as well. And then the. government said just three days later on. December 3rd, 2018, the defendant wired. 250,000 from the same trust to a name.
redacted who was also named as a. potential co-conspirator. We want to. know who these names are. Yet the DOJ is. covering it up. And one of the things we. learned, and I got to give the guy. credit, James O'Keefe, he did a good. report here. He sent someone undercover, a female who went on a dating site. called Hinge. She went on a date or two. dates undercover with Trump's DOJ deputy. chief, Joseph Schnit, the active deputy. chief chief. That's a appropriate last.
name for him, Joseph Schnit. And Schnit. said, "Here's what we're going to do. We're going to redact all references to. Republicans and Trump, and any reference. to a Democrat will leave. And of course, we're bringing Gain Maxwell to the. minimum security facility to keep her. damn mouth shut." That's Trump's acting. deputy chief of the FBI, one of the top. positions right there. Now, we know from. the Wall Street Journal exclusive a few. months back that the Justice Department.
told Trump in May that his name is among. many in the Epstein files. Of course, it. is because we know based on the files. that have been released already, a very. small portion Trump's name's all over. him. He's all over the flight logs. He's. all over the call logs. He's in the. black book. He said that Epstein's a. great guy who likes women on the younger. side. Beautiful women on the younger. side. He said, "You're the greatest. person ever, Epstein." Trump denies that. he sent Epstein uh that birthday card. back in uh whatever it was, the early.
2000s, but it's obvious that it seems. obvious that he was the one who did it. The estate of Epstein is getting. subpoenaed to release those records. But. uh let let's let me share with you I. think some great reporting by the Daily. Beast. They got Australian model Cleo. Guy to sit down with my friend Joanna. Cole um to share her unsettling memories. of what happened with Epstein and Trump. in the late 80s and early 90s. At just. 22, she was living in the height of the.
fashion world. She was signed to Ford. Models, immersed in the club scene. She. became friends with Epstein and then. Epstein brought her made her wear a. nurse outfit to see Donald Trump. Here, play this clip. He mentioned um I had. this white wrap wrap wrap dress and he. said, "Oh my god, you look just like a. nurse in that. It'd be really fun if we. got um this other mutual friend that had. introduced us. Why don't we both go over. to Donald's and um you you'll both look. like nurses and I'll just knock on the.
door and and we'll go to Trump Tower and. it'll be hilarious." And it kind of, you. know, looking back obviously it's like. there's something kind of mortifying. about that story about me putting myself. in my in that Benny Hill position, but. and being like sort of on Jeffrey's arm. going to Donald Trump's. It's completely. surreal. I mean, it's really mental, but. at the time, um, it just felt like a bit. of fun. And obviously now I look back. and go, okay, it's a very odd story and. especially when um, it blew up into this. global horror show. That's her talking.
about being in a nurse outfit. Here she. is just talking generally about her. experience at that time. Here, play this. clip. >> Today, we're actually talking to someone. who spent a lot of time with Jeffrey. Epste. She was a friend of Jeffrey. Epstein. She actually went to Donald. Trump's apartment with Jeffrey Epstein. and has a fascinating insight on what it. was like living in that model culture in. the late 80s and the early 90s when. Donald Trump was a colossus on the New.
York landscape. And Jeffrey Epstein was. his friend, often offering to bail him. out when he was dealing with his. bankruptcies. Cleo Glide was a model for. Sang Lauron when she was in her late. teens. She was literally spotted on a. school trip in Paris and became one of. the top models in the world. She stroed. the Tierry Mugler couture catwalks. And. of course she became friends with some. of New York's players, one of which was.
Jeffrey Epstein. And now of course she. looks back uh through a completely. different lens, the lens of being a. mother, the lens of being a working. woman. But at the time she was on the. adventure of her life. Here he talks about she talks about. being showed off to Donald Trump. Let's. play it. >> And what was the relationship like. between him and Jeffrey? They seemed. warm and friendly, you know. Um, you. know, Jeffrey was kind of a bit boasty. about knowing Donald, you know, Donald. was much more famous than him at that.
time, you know, so I think he loved kind. of accentuating the connection. Uh, he. probably was showing off Donald to us. and us to Donald. And here she talks. about Epstein bragging about helping. Trump get out of bankruptcy and lending. Trump his plane. Uh, play this clip. >> And what was Jeffrey's relationship like. with Donald Trump? He spoke about him as. somebody that um he I think he felt that. he that was at a time when um Donald. Trump was going through some bankruptcy. issues and he definitely um loved he.
kind of was a little boasty about the. fact he lent him his plane and and I've. helped him out a lot and you know. definitely the the sense that he was the. power center at the time. >> So perfectly normal informant stuff. Right. Right. Magma Mike. Remember, here's what Magamike said on Friday. That Trump was the FBI informant. Everybody here, play this clip. >> He's not saying that what Epstein did is. a hoax. It's a terrible, unspeakable.
evil. He believes that himself when he. first heard the rumor, he kicked him out. of Marilago. He was an FBI informant to. try to take the this stuff down. The. president knows and has great sympathy. for the women who have suffered these. unspeakable harms. It's detestable to. him. He and I have spoken about this as. recently as 24 hours ago. >> Okay. Sure. Sure. Mega Mike. Sure, Magga. Mike. I had the opportunity to speak to. Spencer Kovven, a great lawyer, represented the uh earliest Epstein. victims to come forward. Here's what he. explained to me would be in the Epstein. files. Play this clip. He didn't keep a.
list of these people. What he would do. is he would get calls from men, powerful. men that were coming into town that. lived in Palm Beach, for example, and. they would call the home. And they would. say, "Hey, I'm in town." They would then. talk to Miss Maxwell. Maxwell would then. send a girl out to the house. That's how. the operation would work. So, if you. really wanted to see exactly who was. contacting Epstein and trying to get. women, you look at his phone books. You. look at his phone records. The phone.
message pads were obtained during the. search warrant of the home back then. That's the first place we looked. Oh, so. it'd be things like this. The call log, important message, uh by and between. Epstein and Donald Trump. Got it. And. then remember here's what Donald Trump. said last week. He said that it's all a. hoax. Uh he said EP everything Epstein's. a hoax. So let me understand Magamike. It is a he was the informant in the. biggest hoax. He was the hero but he. doesn't want to release the files. Makes.
a lot of sense. Magga Mike ridiculous. when I'm believing this crap. But here's. Donald Trump saying that it's all a. Democratic hoax and that um the DOJ was. subpoenaed and turned over all the files. and so there's nothing left to do. See. you later. We're done here. Well, that's. clearly not the case. They didn't turn. over the files. All the only thing. they've turned over were things that. were already turned over. Turn over the. 3 terabytes of information that exists. That's a massive amount of 3 terabytes.
of documents. Let's see those. and we. know your names on it. So, let's see if. you're really the hero in the story, Donald, because I think you're probably. not the hero. Here, play this clip of. Trump. Nobody's going to talk about. because they're going to talk about the. Epstein whatever. I understand that we. were subpoenaed to give files and I. understand we've given thousands of. pages of files and I know that no matter. what you do, it's going to keep going. Uh, and I think it's I think really I.
think it's enough because I think we. should talk about the greatness of our. country and the success that we're. having. I think we're probably having. according to what I read even from two. people in this room, we're having the. most successful eight months of any. president ever. And that's what I want. to talk about. That's what we should be. talking about, not the Epstein hoax. >> Well, there you have it, folks. Let me. know what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million. Thanks for. watching. Be sure to add the Midas Touch. podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or.
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