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The FACTS NOT THE LIES democrats and the Left want you to believe! No, there is no credible evidence that Donald Trump ever visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, Little St. James (often referred to as “Epstein Island”), where much of the alleged sexual abuse and trafficking of minors occurred. • Flight logs and documents: Trump flew on Epstein’s private jet multiple times in the 1990s (reports vary from 7 to at least 8 flights, mostly between Palm Beach, Florida, and New York/New Jersey, sometimes with family members like Marla Maples, Tiffany Trump, or Eric Trump, and occasionally with Ghislaine Maxwell). However, none of these documented flights went to the U.S. Virgin Islands or Little St. James. Recent releases of Epstein files (including 2025 DOJ documents and prosecutor’s emails) confirm these flights but show no routes to the island. • Testimony from key figures: • Virginia Giuffre (a prominent Epstein accuser who alleged abuse on the island) stated in depositions and interviews that she did not recall Trump ever being on the island, in Epstein’s New Mexico ranch, or involved in any wrongdoing. She met Trump socially but made no accusations against him. • Ghislaine Maxwell (Epstein’s convicted associate) testified in interviews that she never witnessed Trump in any inappropriate setting or on the island. • No victim testimony, including from Giuffre or others in Maxwell’s trial, places Trump on the island. • Trump’s statements: Trump has repeatedly denied visiting the island, stating he “never had the privilege” and turned down invitations. He claims he banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago after Epstein poached staff (including, per Trump, Giuffre herself as a spa attendant). • Fact-checking and reporting: Major outlets (PolitiFact, BBC, NYT, Reuters) and fact-checks consistently state there is no documented evidence of Trump visiting the island, despite his social ties to Epstein in the 1990s–early 2000s and flights on the jet. Claims suggesting otherwise often stem from misinformation or conflation with jet travel. Trump and Epstein were acquaintances who socialized in Palm Beach and New York circles, but Trump says they fell out around 2004 (over a property dispute and staff poaching). No charges or allegations of wrongdoing have been made against Trump in connection with Epstein’s crimes.