“He did not sign it”

A recent birthday message from US President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, who is allegedly bearing the signature of the president, has sparked a discussion on the legitimacy of the signature.

For those not familiar with, the alleged 2003 birthday was announced Wall Street Magazine In July 2025, according to the magazine, the letter showed a conversation between the President and Ibstein in a silhouette of the woman’s body, with the signing of “Donald” planned in the lower area of the silhouette.

The magazine did not issue the alleged message at that time, prompting Trump to refuse to exist and file a defamation lawsuit against the publisher of the magazine and correspondents covering the story. In the lawsuit, the president’s lawyer stated that the publication was not released from the alleged message because “there is no authentic speech or drawing.”

On September 8, 2025, Democrats on the House of Representatives Supervision Committee published the message on social media, which was reported EpsteinAqar as part of the “Christmas Book” for its fifty birthday.

According to CNN, President His administration continues to refuse to associate with the message, claiming that his signature on the alleged document was manufactured. In the X Publishing on September 8, White House press secretary Caroline Levit said that the president had never had a message or signed the message, and writing:

“The latest piece published by the Wall Street Journal proves that the entire” Christmas card “story is wrong. As I said all the time, it is clear that President Trump did not draw this image, and did not sign it.

In addition, Taylor Bododwich, the White House Vice President, posted on X that the message has proven “defamation”, a sign of news Corp, the parent company, owned by Robert Murdoch.

“It’s time for newscorp to open this check book, it’s not its signature. Defense!” Budowich books.

Moreover, Vice President JD Vance Democrats were accused of “another fake scandal group” to “distorting” the president with lies “in the X.

Trump’s alleged signature in the “Christmas Message” was used in other messages he signed at that time

The recent Christmas message, claims to be from the president to Jeffrey EpsteinA conversation about the assuming president’s signing of the message sparked.

Many supporters-Trump The influencers, including Charlie Kirk and Benin Johnson, questioned the validity of the signature, claiming that he does not match the signing of the official president.

“The Wall Street Journal just released” the message “that they claim that President Trump sent him to Epstein … Is this the best they can do? Trump has a more famous signature in the world. It is time to sue themselves to forget,” Johnson wrote in X.

but, CNN He recently collected a list of the messages signed by the president, which had signs similar to those in the alleged Christmas message. According to what was reported, it included a letter in 1984 to AM Rosenthal (the executive editor of the New York Times), the 1999 message to Larry King, and a 1996 message to New York mayor Rudi Juliani, among others.

In addition, the signature also appeared on an inscription President He wrote on a copy of his book in 1997, entitled “Trump: The Art of Return”, which was reported that Epstein was in his collection. Read the engraving, the site “Donald” and the “October 97” historian, “

“To Jeff – you are the greatest!”

President with Melania, Jeffrey Epstein, and Gissolan Maxwell at Mar Lago Club in 2000 (image via Getty Imachin)

According to CNN, the president apparently used the signature of “Donald” manuscript with the second “D” tail to address more personal matters, as the signature with his first name is appropriate.

In other news, Jeffrey Epstein, a 238 -page birthday book, was collected by his ex -girlfriend Gisslain MaxwellIt also included a partially revised image of the disgraceful financier with others who hold a giant check from Trump to Epstein. According to CNN, A note below the image reading:

“Jeffrey offers early talents with money and women! It sells” a complete decrease “(read) to Donald Trump for $ 22,500.”

The president or his administration did not comment on the memo or image at the time of writing this article.