Trump's child molester house party (video)

Supreme Court via ABC News; Jimmy Kimmel Live, MSNBC; Michael Kosta and Noah Trevor (The Daily Show, July 20, 2019); Ashley Wells, Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Uh, excuse me, I prefer to molest my own kid.

On top of everything else, Trump contradicts his previous claims and now says he's not a fan of billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, co-conspirator of recently arrested child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell.

A new archival tape has re-emerged starring Trump, dancing and womanizing at Mar-A-Lago with fellow billionaire and convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump continues to be angry at "The Squad" of four non-white congresswomen whom he says hate his U.S. and should go back to the countries they came from.

I want to date Ivanka if I can. I've said it.

(Daily Show) Donald Trump partied with close friend child molester and child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein: As footage emerges of Trump partying with convicted sex criminal Epstein in 1992 at Trump's Mar-A-Lago, Michael Kosta analyzes how bad this could be for the president.

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