Epstein Secrets

r failing to do enough to reduce the size of the country's national monuments." -- Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson showed up in Baltimore to defend the president's negative descriptions of the city, saying there are "a lot of good things in Baltimore, but there are a lot of bad thing

ning `the finest piece of land in Florida and probably the U.S.,' an estate that had been seized as part of the bankruptcy of nursing home magnate Abe Gosman. In contrast to Trump, Epstein seemed interested in living at the place. ... As the competition heated up, Trump and Epstein began talking each o

r failing to do enough to reduce the size of the country's national monuments." -- Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson showed up in Baltimore to defend the president's negative descriptions of the city, saying there are "a lot of good things in Baltimore, but there are a lot of bad things

nning `the finest piece of land in Florida and probably the U.S.,' an estate that had been seized as part of the bankruptcy of nursing home magnate Abe Gosman. ... In EFTA00044163 contrast to Trump, Epstein seemed interested in living at the place. ... As the competition heated up, Trump and Epstein beg

es Jorgen Schleimann, Chairman, The Danish European Movement, Denmark Guido Schmidt-Chiari, Chairman, Constantino Group Kurt L. Schmoke, Mayor of Baltimore Pedro Schwartz, Chairman, IDELCO, Madrid Prince Karel of Schwarzenb, former President of the Helsinki Federation for Human Rights William Scranto

f the Big Apple's "top studs." In 2004, Epstein bid against Trump for a 43,000- square foot Palm Beach es- tate once owned by health- care magnate Abe Gosman. Trump topped Epstein with a $41.35 million bid. Staff ResearcherAngelica Cortez contributed to this story. nicole janok@pbpostcom 07/26/17 Pag