Epstein Secrets

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nald Trump. “Terrific guy; he’s a lot of fun to be with.” No one knew then that someday Trump would run for presi- dent. (When he does, he'll attack Hillary Clinton for Bill Clinton's own entanglements with Epstein.) But Trump’s already ahead of the curve in that he ends up severing his ties to Epstein well befor

ded the edi- tor of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Carter himself could have stepped out of a novel—though in his case, the author would be Horatio Alger. A Canadian college dropout who'd worked as a railroad lineman, he arrived in New York in his late twenties and commenced an astonishingly quick rise

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ded the edi- tor of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Carter himself could have stepped out of a novel—though in his case, the author would be Horatio Alger. A Canadian college dropout who'd worked as a railroad lineman, he arrived in New York in his late twenties and commenced an astonishingly quick rise