Jeffrey Epstein claimed intimate knowledge of Donald Trump’s views in texts with adviser Bill Gates

The next day, she sent Epstein a link to the website condition Commenting on Trump’s election and the American economy. “Good article for Trump to see,” she wrote.

On March 4, Melanie sent a letter to Epstein. “Briton meets with Trump on March 20/21,” in an apparent reference to Gates. (Gates did meet with Trump at the White House on March 20, 2017. Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said the meeting was about… Control disease outbreaks All over the world.)

“A waste of time,” Epstein replied. “He should meet with Barak,” he said, again in an apparent reference to the current US ambassador to Türkiye.

On March 6, Epstein and Melanie continued to exchange messages about Trump and Gates.

“Israel – tell the bill Paris week 21,” Epstein wrote, in an apparent reference to a supposed peace meeting regarding the situation in the Middle East.

“The peace project? Jared and Tony Blair and all those people? I’m not sure we care about the peace process mostly with technology,” Melanie replied. “He says he talks to Jared a lot.”

Epstein replied: “There’s no such thing as boring peace. Grow up.”

(Although there apparently was no peace meeting in Paris in March 2017, on March 10, days after these letters were sent, Trump held his first-ever meeting Phone call With Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and invited him to visit the White House).

In their letters dated March 6, Melanie Epstein reminded that the meeting between Gates and Trump was to take place later that month.

Epstein then appeared to claim that a meeting was being held at his home to discuss a myriad of issues related to Israel, including, as he said in a letter to Melanie, “Money control, crime. She’s at my house so I’ll know.” It is unclear whether the meeting took place, or who attended if it did.

“OMG, invite me,” Melanie wrote. “Could try inviting bg depending on guest list etc – Larry told him he can’t call you so he’ll have to manage that carefully.” (This is an apparent reference to longtime Gates aide Larry Cohen. Cohen is CEO of Gates Ventures and did not respond to a request for comment.)

“That’s not a problem for me,” Epstein writes. “I love Bill. He gets more from me than I get from him. He should grow some balls and start loving.”