Maxwell’s Statements on Clinton and Trump

Ghislaine Maxwell recently conveyed to Associate Attorney General Todd Blanche that she does not believe former President Bill Clinton received a massage aboard a plane from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. This assertion came during an interview whose transcript was published by the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday, detailing her connection to Epstein.

When asked by Blanche about Clinton’s alleged experiences, Maxwell replied, “I don’t think he did that,” although she seemed unsure about her reasoning. She noted that while Epstein and Clinton traveled together on several occasions, it’s not definitive that anything untoward occurred during those flights. This dialogue follows numerous allegations related to Epstein, as Maxwell found herself at the center of related investigations.

There are also recorded claims from other accusers linking Clinton to Epstein, including reports from Virginia Giuffre, who mentioned Clinton’s visit to Epstein’s private island. However, it’s important to note that she hasn’t accused him of any specific crimes.

In addition, Maxwell commented on Donald Trump, stating that he had never engaged in behavior that would suggest otherwise. She described him as always behaving like a gentleman, emphasizing, “I have never actually seen the President in a massage environment.” Her memories paint a respectful image of Trump, without any hints of inappropriateness during their interactions.

Clinton, for his part, has consistently refuted claims of any knowledge about Epstein’s illicit activities, a position reiterated by his spokesperson earlier this year. The entire scenario remains complicated, with many facets still bringing up questions without clear answers.