Epstein files reveal never-before-seen images of Trump, Clinton and Gates in the company of the financier

Democrats in Comissão of Supervisão of Câmara of Representantes of The images capture prominent figures such as President Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton, founder of Microsoft Bill Gates, and former advisor The action takes place on Washington, with the aim of increasing transparency about Epstein associations, ahead of the mandatory release of files by Departamento from Justiça next week.

The photos, taken from Epstein’s emails and computers, include thousands of property records and interactions with women, but the exact dates and locations remain unspecified in the initial release. Nenhuma of the personalities portrayed faces formal charges linked to the crimes of Epstein, and representatives claim that the relationships were social and occurred before the known convictions.

Trump appears in at least three images: one shows him in the center of six women with censored faces, wearing Hawaiian leis; another places it behind Epstein in an event; and a third depicts him next to a woman on a plane, with her face hidden. Esses records date back to a friendship between Trump and Epstein in the 1990s and early 2000s, which broke off after disagreements.

• Main figures in the photos: Trump, Clinton, Gates, Bannon, Woody Allen, Larry Summers,
• Total items released: Mais of 95 thousand photos, focusing on protecting the identity of survivors.
• Legal context: Nenhuma evidence of irregularities in the images released so far.

Image details of Trump and Epstein

One of the most noticed photos shows Trump among a group of women with festive accessories, on an unknown date. The companions’ faces were edited by the commission to preserve anonymity.

Epstein and Trump shared social circles in Nova York and Palm Beach for years, with records of mutual visits to casinos and events. The break occurred around 2004, when Trump barred Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago resort following reports of inappropriate behavior.

Representatives from Casa Branca were contacted, but did not immediately respond to the release. Trump has denied knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities in past statements.

Clinton and associations with Maxwell

Bill Clinton appears in a photo signed by him, posing alongside Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and two unidentified people in a casual environment. Maxwell, convicted in 2021 of sex trafficking, appears in the center of the image.

The former president traveled on Epstein aircraft on at least four occasions between 2002 and 2003, for philanthropic purposes on África, according to airline records. Clinton severed ties with Epstein before his arrest in 2019 and denies any involvement in wrongdoing.

• Documented travel: Quatro flights on Epstein’s plane, without formal charges.
• Current position: Porta-voices reiterate that Clinton was unaware of the crimes at the time.

The image reinforces scrutiny of influence networks, but does not present new evidence against Clinton.

Gates and connections with former prince Andrew

Bill Gates appears in two photos: one shows him alongside Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, former prince another depicts him posing with a pilot near a private jet.

Gates met with Epstein multiple times after his initial conviction in 2008, mostly for discussions about philanthropy, according to previously released emails. Ele described the meetings as an error of judgment and denies any professional collaboration.

Mountbatten-Windsor faced civil lawsuits resolved in 2022, denying allegations of abuse. The photos highlight intersections between finance, technology and royalty in the circle of Epstein.

Bannon and Allen in social interactions

Steve Bannon, Trump’s former strategist, is captured in a mirror selfie with Epstein and sitting at a table in private conversation. Woody Allen appears in images talking to Bannon at dinners and on a jet, as well as interactions with Epstein.

Bannon, a key figure on the American right, did not comment on the photos. Allen, film director, was photographed at social events with Epstein in the 2010s.

These images illustrate the breadth of Epstein’s relationships with media and politics.

One peculiar photo shows a bowl of novelty condoms with a caricature of Trump, labeled at $4.50 each, with the phrase “I’m HUUUUGE!”. The item, found in the estate, adds a satirical tone to the collection.

Larry Summers, former secretary of Tesouro, appears in photos with Epstein, expressing regret for maintaining contacts after 2008. Richard Branson is seen in light social contexts.

The commission plans to review and release more photos in the coming weeks, prioritizing victim protection. Departamento of Justiça must deliver complete files by December 19th.

Political reactions to the disclosure

Rep. Ele demands full release of documents.

Republicans on the committee criticized the move as headline-grabbing, saying nothing in the photos indicates wrongdoing. Eles call for focus on justice for survivors.

Spokespeople for Clinton, Gates and others deny involvement in crimes, emphasizing innocent social contexts.

This release comes amid congressional deadlines for full transparency in Epstein’s files, initiated after a law passed in November 2025.