Social Media Explodes Over Epstein Email Mention Of Trump Blowing B...
Social Media Explodes Over Epstein Email Mention Of Trump Blowing Bubba
A recently uncovered email from the newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents has sparked a wave of online discussion after it referenced former President Donald Trump in a remark about “blowing Bubba.” The message, written in 2018 by Epstein’s brother, Mark Epstein, was part of more than 20,000 pages of Epstein-related files made public this week by U.S. lawmakers.
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As people combed through the documents, screenshots of the email began circulating on social media, raising questions and fueling speculation about who “Bubba” might be and what the comment was meant to imply. The nickname is often associated with former President Bill Clinton, who had known Epstein socially, but Mark Epstein quickly rejected that interpretation.
In a statement provided to Newsweek, he said the emails were simply part of a private, humorous exchange between brothers and were never meant to be taken seriously. He emphasized that the message did not refer to Clinton or any public figure besides Trump, and he insisted that readers should not attach deeper meaning to the reference. “Any attempt to conflate that reference with President Clinton… misrepresents both the purpose and the tone of the original correspondence.”
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The email in question, dated March 2018, suggested asking former Trump adviser Steve Bannon whether Russian president Vladimir Putin possessed “the photos of Trump blowing Bubba.” In the same exchange, Epstein joked that Trump and his son could make a remake of the comedy Get Hard. No further context was given, and Mark Epstein offered no additional explanation about who “Bubba” actually was.
While the email may have been intended as humor, it spread quickly across social media. Users expressed confusion, disbelief, and curiosity, with one person simply asking, “Who is Bubba, and why did Trump blow him?” Others reposted the comments alongside portions of the newly released files, demanding more clarity.
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The release of the documents has added to the scrutiny surrounding Trump’s past connection to Jeffrey Epstein. Though Trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and has said his relationship with Epstein ended in the early 2000s, several references to him appear throughout the files. In email exchanges with Ghislaine Maxwell and others, Epstein made additional comments about Trump, including calling him “that dog that hasn’t barked” and suggesting Trump was aware of behavior Epstein was accused of.
The political fallout escalated quickly. Trump responded on Truth Social, calling the renewed attention to the Epstein files a “hoax” and accusing Democrats of using the documents as a distraction. Meanwhile, House Oversight Committee Ranking Member Robert Garcia said the new emails raise “glaring questions” about what else may be hidden, and he pushed for full public release of all government-held records. A petition for that release has already reached the signature threshold required for a vote in the House.
With thousands of documents still being examined, the email about “blowing Bubba” is just one small piece of a much larger collection. Yet its bizarre phrasing and the mystery surrounding it have made it one of the most talked-about excerpts so far—highlighting how even offhand private jokes can take on a life of their own once they appear in the public record.
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