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Here's the Epstein Email Hakeem Jeffries REALLY Doesn't Want You to See – PJ Media

The article examines an email inviting Epstein to a fundraiser or private meeting connected to Jeffries.

Here's the Epstein Email Hakeem Jeffries REALLY Doesn't Want You to See – PJ Media
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This article1 analysis · Oct 13, 2026
Nov 19, 2025
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The article says a 2013 email invited Jeffrey Epstein to a fundraiser or private meeting connected to Hakeem Jeffries. James Comer says the email shows Jeffries’ campaign solicited Epstein’s money, but the article leaves unanswered whether Epstein attended, donated, or met Jeffries.

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House Minority Leader discussed in connection with a 2013 fundraiser invitation email

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James Comer
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House Oversight chairman who released the email and alleged Jeffries’ campaign solicited Epstein’s money

U.S. Virgin Islands delegate mentioned in connection with the 2019 Michael Cohen hearing

ALSO MENTIONED  Barack Obama, Former president, mentioned in the quoted description of Jeffries; Bill Clinton, Former president, mentioned in identifying Larry Summers; Kathryn Ruemmler, Former White House counsel, mentioned among people in the Epstein fallout; Larry Summers, Former Treasury secretary and former director of the National Economic Council, mentioned among people in the Epstein fallout; Michael Cohen, Witness at the 2019 congressional hearing referenced in the article

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Email Inviting Epstein to Jeffries Fundraiser Surfaces

A 2013 email invited Jeffrey Epstein to a Democratic fundraising event connected to Hakeem Jeffries and offered an opportunity to meet him. James Comer said the outreach showed Jeffries’ campaign solicited Epstein; Jeffries denied meeting Epstein or receiving money from him. Center outlets emphasize Jeffries’ denial and the lack of evidence of donations as limits on what the email establishes. Right-leaning outlets foreground Comer’s solicitation allegation, though some also report Jeffries’ denial or the absence of donations.

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