At a rally in Chillicothe, Ohio, President Trump faced a protester who accused him of flying on Jeffrey Epstein's private plane. The protester, Rob Potylo, was removed after shouting accusations. Trump responded by claiming he had expelled Epstein from his Mar-A-Lago estate and stated he was exonerated regarding any involvement with Epstein. However, documents reveal Trump was listed as a passenger on Epstein's plane multiple times in the 1990s. A White House spokesperson supported Trump's claims of exoneration.
Key facts
- Trump addressed accusations from protester Rob Potylo at a rally in Ohio.
- Potylo was removed from the venue after shouting about Epstein.
- Documents show Trump was a passenger on Epstein's plane at least eight times.
- White House spokesperson Lauren Bis reiterated Trump's claims of exoneration.
- Trump has frequently used the term 'exonerated' in various contexts.
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