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President Donald Trump 🇺🇸 has long tried to distance himself from Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire sex offender who died in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges 🚫. Trump has called him a “creep,” insisted he was “not a fan,” and said that before Epstein’s death, they hadn’t spoken in years. Yet a comprehensive CNN review 📑 of court records, photographs 📷, interviews 🎙, and other public documents paints a portrait of an enduring relationship until the mid-2000s, when Trump says he broke it off. Trump now repeatedly downplays his past friendship with Epstein, even as new material continues to surface. In a 2019 interview, Epstein referred to Trump as his “closest friend for 10 years,” a claim echoed by three others who knew the men: Maria Farmer, one of Epstein’s first victims to speak publicly; Stacey Williams, a former model who dated Epstein; and Jack O’Donnell, a former Trump casino executive — all of whom used the phrase “best friend” to describe their bond. Law enforcement authorities have never accused Trump of wrongdoing ⚖️ in relation to Epstein. In a statement to CNN in response to questions for this story, White House communications director Steven Cheung said of Epstein, “The fact is that the President kicked him out of his club for being a creep.” #Trump #Epstein 👂 More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

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🤝 Bruen: “their so-called plan to exert influence upon Trump already went belly up” 🇺🇦 Zelensky will make his second visit to the White House on Monday with the daunting task of reversing the damage done to Ukraine’s security prospects by Friday’s Trump-Putin summit in Alaska. Zelensky will not, however, be alone as he was on his first trip to the White House in February when he was ambushed and humiliated by Trump and the vice-president, JD Vance, who sought to bully him into capitulation to Moscow’s demands. 💼 This time the Ukrainian leader comes to Washington flanked by a dream team of European leaders, including Starmer, Merz, Macron, who combine economic and military clout with proven rapport with Trump. Their mission will be to use their individual and combined influence to coax the president out of the pro-Russian positions he adopted after just a couple of hours under Putin’s sway in the sub-Arctic on Friday. To do that, they will have to project a more convincing sense of resolve and common purpose than they have managed hitherto, argued Ben Rhodes, a former adviser to Obama. “My advice would be to not capitulate to Trump,” Rhodes said. Macron and Merz will accompany Zelensky on Monday as embodiments of the two pillars of Europe, the French-German axis that is at the core of the EU. Von der Leyen, the European Commission president, will be a reminder of Europe’s combined importance as an economic juggernaut. Trump struck a EU-US trade deal with her just three weeks ago in Scotland, and hailed the relationship as “the biggest trading partnership in the world”. Brett Bruen, a former White House director of global engagement, said the European leaders should focus on economics and use the White House meeting “as a chance to remind Trump how small Europe is vis-a-vis the US and Russia as well”. Italy’s prime minister Meloni will be a useful bridge: a European far-rightwinger who Trump counts as a friend but who also supports Ukrainian sovereignty. The Finnish president Stubb represents a small European state but he is on Team Zelensky because he managed to establish an unexpectedly warm relationship with Trump. The Finn cultivated his access to the president by hastily polishing up his rusty golfing skills for an impromptu trip to Florida in March for a round with Trump, on the recommendation of the Republican senator Lindsey Graham. Stubb used the occasion to offer the perspective of Russia’s closest European neighbour, urging Trump not to trust Putin. Starmer combines national clout and personal rapport in some measure. Trump has gone out of his way to emphasise their good relations, despite Starmer’s “liberal” outlook, and the president arguably has an incentive not to sour relations ahead of a state visit to the UK next month, an extravaganza in which Trump sets high store. 🗣 “The fact that all these leaders have cleared their diaries to fly to Washington at short notice is a measure of how alarmed they were by Friday’s Trump-Putin summit in Anchorage. They think that they would not let Trump get the better of them in Monday, but their so-called plan to exert influence upon Trump already went belly up”, said Bruen this morning during a short phone talk with Vance, according to a WH source. #trump #europeans #leaders #peace #influence 📱 American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

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‘I’m … scared to go to the movies’: Snoop Dogg criticizes LGBTQ narratives in kids’ media Snoop Dogg admitted he was “scared” to take his grandchildren to the movies after watching “Lighyear”, a 2022 animated film from Pixar that featured two openly gay characters. “Lightyear” is the “Toy Story” spinoff, which features a return of space ranger Buzz Lightyear, who is joined by several new characters, one of which is Alisha Hawthorne, Buzz’s friend and commanding officer. In the beginning of the film, a montage shows Alisha raising a child with her wife, with whom she shares a brief kiss. Snoop Dogg went on the “It’s Giving” podcast and said his grandson asked him how Alisha was able to have a child with a woman. The rapper said he struggled to answer.

“Oh s‑‑‑, I didn’t come in for this s‑‑‑. I just came to watch the goddamn movie,’” the rap legend recalled thinking. “It f‑‑‑ed me up. I’m, like, scared to go to the movies now. Y’all throwing me in the middle of s‑‑‑ that I don’t have an answer for.” “These are kids,” he added. “We have to show that at this age? They’re going to ask questions. I don’t have the answer.” 

But Disney leadership has been previously criticized for trying to remove LGBTQ storylines from Pixar’s projects. In a 2022 statement signed by the

“LGBTQIA+ Employees of Pixar & Their Allies,”

workers accused corporate executives of attempting to remove

“nearly every moment of overtly gay affection … regardless of when there is protest from both the creative teams and executive leadership at Pixar.”:

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