President Donald Trump is angry. He vows to sue Rupert Murdoch. The fight started over a report about Jeffrey Epstein. There story came from the Wall Street Journal. It claims Trump sent a strange letter to Epstein in 2003. The letter had a drawing of a naked woman. Trump calls it fake. He says he will take legal action.
The Shocking Report
The Wall Street Journal published a big story. It says Trump wrote a birthday letter to Epstein. The letter was for Epstein’s 50th birthday. It included a sketch of a naked woman. The drawing had Trump’s name on it. The report says the letter ended with a weird message. It said, “Happy Birthday – and may every day be another wonderful secret.”
Trump denies it all. He says he never wrote the letter. He claims he does not draw pictures. He told the Journal it was a scam. He warned Murdoch not to print it. But the story came out anyway. Now, Trump is ready to fight.
Legal Threats Begin
Trump took to Truth Social. He posted his anger. He said he would sue the Wall Street Journal. He also plans to sue Murdoch. Murdoch owns the Journal through News Corp. Trump called the paper a “third-rate newspaper.” He said he would sue “his ass off.”
This is not new for Trump. He often threatens to sue news outlets. He sued ABC News and CBS News before. Both cases ended with settlements. The money went to his presidential library. Now, he targets Murdoch’s empire. He wants to hold them accountable.
Trump and Murdoch were once close. Their relationship helped Trump’s career. Murdoch’s media, like Fox News, supported Trump. They backed him during his rise to power. But things have changed. The Epstein report has caused a rift.
Murdoch is 93 years old. He is a media giant. He stepped back from daily control. His son Lachlan now runs the business. Trump tried to stop the story. He spoke to Murdoch directly. Murdoch could not stop it. This shows a crack in their alliance.
Public Reaction
People are talking. Some support Trump. They say the report is fake. Others believe it. They think Trump is hiding something. Posts on X show mixed feelings. Some call it a scandal. Others defend Trump’s denial.
Vice President JD Vance spoke out. He called the story “bullshit.” He asked to see the letter. He doubts the Journal’s claims. This split shows how divided people are. The Epstein case stirs strong emotions.
Trump’s lawsuit is coming. He has asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to act. He wants Epstein’s grand jury files released. This could add fuel to the fire. The courts will decide if the files open.
Murdoch’s team has not commented much. The Journal stands by its story. They say they checked the facts. This legal battle could take months. It might change their relationship forever.
Trump’s history shows he may not always sue. Sometimes, he just threatens. But this time feels different. The Epstein link is sensitive. It could hurt his image. He wants to fight back hard.
Why It Matters
This fight is big. It involves two powerful men. Trump leads the country. Murdoch controls media. Their clash affects politics. It also shapes public trust. People wonder who to believe.
The Epstein case is old news. But it still grabs attention. Trump’s ties to Epstein raise questions. The letter claim makes it worse. This could impact Trump’s future. It might even affect the 2026 elections.
The story is not over. Trump and Murdoch are at odds. The Epstein report started it. Legal battles may follow. People will watch closely. This could change how we see both men.
Stay tuned for updates. This drama is just beginning. It mixes power, media, and scandal. The truth will come out in time. For now, the fight is on.
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