The Epstein Pubic-Hair Drawing is Out.

No way. The Epstein birthday letter with

Trump's signature as the girl's pubic

hair is out. Now, this is like I feel

like this is exactly the kind of thing

where YouTube's AI is going to be like,

"Oh, you're showing a picture of pubes.

You're banned." Uh, this is this is for

educational purposes only, dear YouTube

gods. And u here it comes. Uh, Donald

Trump's uh, drawing. Uh, there must be

more to life than having everything,

Donald. Yes, there is. But I won't tell

you what it is, says Jeffrey in the

boobies.

Nor will I since I know what it is.

Donnie knows what there is that's more

to life. as they draw in between the

boobies. Which of course, you know, the

Trump administration is now arguing that

the only reason Donald Trump was ever

involved with Jeffrey Epstein is because

obviously, I mean, you would be dumb not

to believe this. Of course, Donald Trump

is only close to Jeffrey Epstein because

Donald Trump was actually secretly an

FBI informant

informing the FBI on how bad of a person

Jeffrey Epstein is. And of course, in

exchange for nothing other than the

nicest

uh, you know, coziest prison, are you

going to get Maxwell, who all of a

sudden says, "Hey, we're um uh we're

going to put you in a nice cozy cell if

you just uh sort of rewrite the record."

And you never saw Donnie T involved with

any Jeffrey Epstein massages, right? Oh,

no, no, no, no. Never. Not Not at all.

Ever. And then, oh, what about Bill

Gates? I can't remember. You know, those

documents came out like a week ago. And

I read through the documents. I didn't

make a video on them, but I look at the

documents. I'm like, all of a sudden,

Maxwell is so clearly rewriting history

here where on one hand, if it has to do

with any other memory other than Donald

Trump, ah, can't really remember. Maybe

they were involved. I don't think they

were involved. What about Donald Trump?

Was Donald Trump? Oh, absolutely not.

No, Donald Trump was not involved at

all. I remember it clear as day.

It's just a classic rewriting of history

that the admin wants. And then of course

now they're walking back that Donald

Trump was an FBI informant that they

misspoke and and this is like all a

distraction. Like just release the files

and give us the actual stuff. Let us

make our own determination. And so

that's where we'll go back to boobies

and pubic. Okay, this just sounds wrong.

Uh, so, uh, we have certain things in

common, Jeffrey. Jeffrey, yes, we do,

come to think of it, Donald, enigmas

never age. Have you noticed that,

Jeffrey? As a matter of fact, it was

clear to me the last time I saw you.

Ooh, it's an enigma.

uh an enigma uh was I guess historically

referred to a German electromechanical

device used for encrypting messages

during World War II which was famously

cracked by Allied crypto analysts. It

can also be used to describe something

mysterious or difficult to understand.

It's an enigma. That's really

interesting because the original

reference came from cryptography in the

fact that you're arguing it here. You

talk about enigmas never age which some

people suggest is like young girls never

age like we always get the 16year-old

girls which is just like so wrong but

okay. Uh and so some people are saying

that this is sort of like a sexual

double entandra relating to not only the

fact that our secret doesn't get old.

get to do this all the time, but also

that the young girls don't age. But

anyway, as a matter of fact, it was

clear to me the last time I saw you, a

pal is a wonderful thing. Happy

birthday, and may every day be another

wonderful secret. And ready for the

signature.

A

yeah,

the image. So like Donald Trump, the

reason this came up is because of that

2003 birthday book. Donald Trump argues,

"Oh, you know, this information doesn't

exist. There is no book. It's fake

news." And so, the estate of Jeffrey

Epstein basically put together the whole

book and just gave a copy of it to

Congress,

which includes the letter. So, the

entire book is sitting in Congress right

now, and the House Oversight Committee

has a copy of the birthday book,

including this Trump thing. Now,

obviously, there's this potential that

it's just totally fake, but who knows?

Uh this, uh the Wall Street Journal

reported in July on the book existing,

but we didn't get a picture of it

previously. Here's in more popular news

a visual breakdown of the birthday

letter. I think I had enough of a visual

breakdown, but all right. Carolyn Levit

said in a social media post, "As long as

I have said, it's very clear President

Trump did not draw this picture and he

did not sign it.

Trump obviously calls it fake. All

right, what do we have here? Uh, in the

Epste, Trump's signature is a squiggly

Donald mimicking pubic hair. Trump often

signs his full name, but there are other

examples of personal letters he sent

with a signature, similar signature and

bold uh, serif lettering. The signature

and font used in the 2003 Epstein letter

resemble dot dot dot a thank you letter

Trump sent in 20 uh in 2006 to attorney

George Conway. Wow, dude. The journal's

going deep here. Or maybe it's all fake.

I don't know. That's what Donald Trump

would say. But uh look at that. That's a

very similar signature to the Epstein

letter. Wow. The journal. Here's another

one. 2000 letter to Hillary Clinton.

Look at those sigs, man.

Wow.

Just his first name, Donald. Line

drawings.

Here are the line drawings. The Epstein

letter has a line drawing that appears

to be handdrawn with heavy marker,

including a small pair of arcs denoting

a woman's breast. Man, that is such a PC

way to write that. Over the years,

doodles and drawings of cityscapes and

other subjects with similar strokes have

been attributed to Donald Trump's

auctions for charity.

Okay. Uh, two drawings

right here. Squigglies. Squiggies. Yeah,

that's sort of like the girl's body

here. Okay. Is all right. Fine. The

third person Epstein lit typewritten is

an imaginary conversation between Trump

and Epstein written in the third person.

In speeches and social media posts,

Trump often refers to himself in the

third person. Here are four video clips.

But he would be tougher on ISIS than

Donald Trump. Some of the signs you'll

see are not put up by the people that

love or like Donald Trump. They're put

up by the other side. Uh-huh.

>> Nobody's done more for the historically

black colleges and universities than

Donald Trump.

>> But his name is Donald Trump.

>> Okay. Word story word choices. The

Epstein letter says enigmas never age.

Have you noticed that? And ends with a

pal is a wonderful thing. Happy

birthday. Okay. Trump used the word

enigma to to describe Don King and Mike

Tyson in a 1990 book and in social media

uh uh spe and speeches, Trump often uses

the phrase, "It's a wonderful thing." Oh

my gosh, dude. The Wall Street Journal

is cooking him. Oh my gosh. Well, all

these politicians are a scam anyway. We

knew that anyway. That's my goal, you

know. I pooped on Biden. I poop on

there. I poop them all. Uh, any

discussion of Mike's affairs eventually

leads to the subject of Don King. Dawn,

like Mike, is something of an enigma.

Okay. Um, this is one of those gray

areas that remain an enigma.

Dan Rather is an enigma. Oh, so Trump

uses that word a lot. It's a wonderful

thing.

I think Brexit's going to be a wonderful

thing.

See, in the old days, they say that's a

wonderful thing. Now they say uh but

it's a it's going to be a wonderful

thing. It's and we sold it to the

Waldorf Histori and it was a wonderful

thing. But wow,

dude. Yeah. The Wall Street Journal is

like full cook in here. Holy smokes,

man. Damn. And he's filed a lawsuit

against the Journal because obviously he

doesn't like this. And this is Donald

Trump's classic uh you know um uh you

know bullying tactic here. But

apparently he's alleging defamation and

saying the letter was non-existent. And

now we have a copy of the letter. So

that's going to be interesting to see

what that does. I mean he'll still

maintain that it's fake. But uh mind

you, the Wall Street Journal isn't

saying that they they know it's for sure

real. What they're saying is this is a

copy we got from the EF Jeffrey Epstein

estate from a 2003 birthday book. At no

point are they like this is guaranteed

real. They're just pointing out

similarities and they're saying where

they got it from. I mean, they're just

reporting it and then it's up to the

public to decide. That's the point of

free speech. It is up to the public to

determine whether that speech is true or

false or what our opinion is of it. On

September 3rd, Trump called efforts to

make public more details about Epstein a

politically driven hoax. Just as some of

the convicted sex offenders victims

visited Capitol Hill to tell their

stories of sexual abuse, allies of Trump

uh have long sought the release, but the

Justice Department said there is no

client list. President Trump called it a

hoax.

Uh and now people are cherrypicking

documents from the Epstein case.

Okay.

Wow.

Jeez. Jeffrey Epstein with a Trump

check.

You know,

if you want a copy of this, I guess you

could like you could, you know, turn

this. I I don't want it, but like you

could technically just like grab the

picture of it and just like print it

out.

It's like people come to your house

like, "Oh, what's that? Oh, that's the

Epstein letter Trump wrote. That's a

birthday card to Epstein. Oh my gosh. I

You don't want any of this. Uh it

certainly be uh something people talk

about though. Uh anyway. Wow. That's

that's crazy. I was was not expecting to

get that uh today.

>> Why not advertise these things that you

told us here? I feel like nobody else

knows about this.

>> We'll we'll try a little advertising and

see how it goes.

>> Congratulations, man. You have done so

much. People love you. People look up to

you. Kevin Praath there, financial

analyst and YouTuber, Meet Kevin. Always

great to get your take.