Megyn Kelly Says Epstein Emails 'Don't Sound Good' for Trump, Questions Why He Didn't Release Files
Megyn Kelly Says Epstein Emails 'Don't Sound Good' for Trump, Questions Why He Didn't Release Files

Megyn Kelly has admitted that the recently released Jeffrey Epstein emails 'don't sound good' for Donald Trump, while questioning why the former president did not release the files himself. Speaking on her podcast, the conservative commentator described the leak as 'basically kind of a middle finger' to Trump.

The emails, released by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, show Epstein frequently mentioning Trump over a 15-year period. In one exchange, Epstein claimed to have photos of Trump with bikini-clad girls in his kitchen, and in another, author Michael Wolff suggested letting Trump 'hang himself' during the 2016 campaign.

Kelly argued that Trump's failure to release the documents was a 'self-inflicted wound,' saying: 'Why didn't Trump just release these? Now he's in the position of being singled out.' She added that Democrats could 'easily make some hay' with the revelations.

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