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A resurfaced video from a 2006 appearance on The Howard Stern Show is sparking fresh outrage online. The clip shows Donald Trump seated next to his daughter Ivanka when co-host Robin Quivers calls him a "sexual predator." Trump is seen mouthing the words “That’s true,” triggering laughter from both him and Ivanka.

This isn’t the first time Trump’s attitude toward women has come under fire. In 2005, he was caught on a hot mic boasting about groping women in the infamous Access Hollywood tape. More recently, in 2023, he was found liable for sexual abuse in a civil lawsuit brought by writer E Jean Carroll. Trump has consistently denied all allegations, calling them politically driven attacks.

Timing Raises Epstein-Related Questions

The video reappears as Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal faces renewed scrutiny. His critics, including some of his own supporters, accuse his administration of covering up sensitive information tied to Epstein’s powerful connections. This includes the alleged existence of a “client list” containing names of prominent individuals involved in Epstein’s sex trafficking network.

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Broken Promises On Epstein Files

During his campaign, Trump vowed to declassify and release Epstein-related documents. Under his leadership, the Justice Department and FBI have stated there is no evidence Epstein kept a client list or was blackmailing anyone. This reversal has frustrated supporters who expected full disclosure upon his return to office.

Trump’s far-right base, which often champions conspiracy theories related to Epstein’s death, including claims he was murdered to protect elites, feels increasingly betrayed. Many believe Trump’s silence and lack of action on the Epstein files contradict his anti-establishment promises.

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