Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney says the released Epstein flight logs have “no allegations of wrongdoing” for Donald Trump as he details what the former president really thought about the sex offender.
“I talked to the (former) president about this when it first came out several few years ago,” Mr Mulvaney told Sky News Australia.
“He’s like Mick, this guy was really weird and I had him banned from Mar-a-Largo.
“So, there’s really no legitimate allegations of wrongdoing against the former president Trump.
“It is not going to have any political impact at all.”
Those named in court documents relating to Ghislaine Maxwell and Mr Epstein do not necessarily imply wrongdoing.
