Trump Denies Drawing Skills Amid Controversy and Auctions of His Sketches

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The renewed focus on his drawings emerges as Trump is experiencing mounting pressure, including inquiries from his supporters, to disclose files pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein. The Justice Department recently announced it would no longer release any additional evidence in the sex trafficking investigation concerning Epstein, who tragically took his own life while in custody in 2019. Additionally, a report from the Wall Street Journal highlighted a sexually suggestive letter and an explicit drawing allegedly linked to Trump, which were part of an album celebrating Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003. Trump has dismissed these allegations, asserting that the letter is "false, malicious, and defamatory." He reiterated his stance on social media this week, stating, "I don't draw pictures," in response to the report regarding the birthday greeting associated with Epstein, which included a provocative illustration. As a result of the allegations, Trump has initiated legal action against the Wall Street Journal and its owner, Rupert Murdoch, seeking a minimum of $10 billion in damages.