House Oversight Committee Receives Jeffrey Epstein’s “Birthday Book”

The House Oversight Committee has obtained the “Birthday Book” linked to Jeffrey Epstein, which has stirred discussions surrounding President Donald Trump and the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) conflict.

This book, curated by Ghislaine Maxwell for Epstein’s 50th birthday, represents the first batch of documents emerging from Epstein’s estate, as noted by a committee aide. It’s interesting, isn’t it? This whole saga continues to unfold.

According to a July WSJ report, this birthday gift from Maxwell to Epstein in 2003 included a variety of notable messages. There’s something intriguing about the connections here.

Here we received Trump’s birthday memo for Jeffrey Epstein, who said there was no president. Trump talks about the “great secrets” they shared. What is he hiding? We’ll release the file!

On Monday, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt addressed the allegations regarding the birthday note. She emphasized, “As I’ve been saying, it’s clear that President Trump didn’t paint this picture and he didn’t sign it.” There’s always a bit of back and forth in these statements, right?

This release encompasses 16 documents as requested by Chair James Comer. Interestingly, it was after a subpoena issued on August 25th. The committee also acquired Epstein’s last will, signed just two days before his demise on August 8, 2019. It’s a bit eerie, really.

The documents also reveal information from the US Lawyers’ Office for the Southern District of Florida dated September 24, 2007, along with Epstein’s contact details and banking information from early January 2019 to August 10, 2019.

The latest release from The Wall Street Journal proves that this whole “birthday card” story is false. As I have been saying all along, it is very clear that President Trump did not paint this picture and he did not sign it.

According to the aide, committee staff will review these documents and plan to make them public soon. It’s a process, of course.

A lawyer representing Epstein’s long-time personal attorney and accountant wrote regarding ongoing investigations. In February 2024, a federal class action lawsuit was filed against them by lawyers for alleged Epstein victims, claiming they aided in Epstein’s trafficking operations. That brings an unsettling layer to an already complicated narrative.

The letter noted a commitment to produce documents requested by the committee, suggesting the cooperation is ongoing. That’s something to keep an eye on.

Statement from top Democrats in surveillance: “The Oversight Committee has secured the infamous ‘birthday book’ that said there were no memos from President Trump. It’s time for the President to tell us the truth about what he knows.

The committee has also received a staggering number of documents—over 33,295 pages—related to Epstein from the Department of Justice, confirming that they gathered these records on August 22nd. It’s quite a trove, isn’t it?

Chair Comer has requested a report from the Treasury on suspicious financial activities involving Epstein and Maxwell to be delivered by September 15th. This investigation is far from over.