Charlamagne Claims Trump-Epstein Letter Was ‘Planted’ For Admin To ‘Debunk’

Radio host Charlamagne Tha God on “The Breakfast Club” Tuesday said he believed the letter released on Monday that President Donald Trump allegedly wrote to deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was phony and “planted.”

Trump allegedly sent the suggestive letter to Epstein to include in his 50th birthday book in 2003; the book is part of the first tranche of documents from the Estate of Jeffrey Epstein, according to a House Oversight Committee aide. Charlamagne said on the show that he believed somebody who supported Trump “planted” the letter for the administration to “debunk.”

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“I don’t believe that painting, though, I’m going to be honest with you. That drawing … I think somebody down with Trump planted that,” Charlamagne said.

“Because once you debunk that and prove that it’s fake, then maybe people will start looking at everything else like it’s fake,” he added. “It just seems too damn silly to be real.”

The Wall Street Journal first reported in a July piece that Trump allegedly sent Epstein the letter. However, the president has refuted the reporting and filed a lawsuit