'Birthday book' letter Trump allegedly sent Epstein released by House panel

House Democrats posted on X an image of a birthday message that President Donald Trump allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003. It was part of a batch of docs made public Monday.

A House committee Monday released a trove of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that included a lewd note President Donald Trump is alleged to have sent as part of a collection of messages for the late convicted sex offender’s 50th birthday more than two decades ago.

The so-called birthday book was by far the most revealing of the records made public from the subpoena the Republican-led House Oversight Committee sent to Epstein’s estate last month. The panel released all of the documents it received hours after Democrats on the committee posted an image of the birthday letter that was signed “Donald.”

Trump has denied having had anything to do with the card, which was included in a leather-bound book of birthday messages for Epstein in 2003.

The birthday book also included a handwritten letter that appeared to be from former President Bill Clinton. It referred to Epstein’s having “childlike curiosity” and a “drive to make a difference.”

Clinton’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Clinton has denied ever having gone to Epstein’s private island, where some of the abuse is alleged to have occurred.