Richard Kahn, who worked as Epstein’s accountant, gave testimony before the House Oversight Committee today. He had been working with the billionaire for over ten years, which gave him a unique look into Epstein’s secretive business activities and operations.
More details about his testimony will come out later, but Congressman Suhas Subramanyam shared his notes from the hearing on X.
He said Kahn named five “rich and powerful” people who funded Epstein’s activities: Les Wexner, Glenn Dubin, Steven Sinofsky, the Rothschilds, and Leon Black. Kahn also said there were close financial ties between former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and the pedophile.
Subramanyam wrote, “A Trump accuser has received money from the survivor fund managed by Kahn.”
He also added, “People like Kahn help billionaires like Epstein get away with crimes that the rest of us couldn’t.”
If Trump is innocent as he says, why would his close friend Epstein be paying money to his accuser?
The answer is clear. Trump is a serial sexual predator and pedophile.
When speaking with reporters, the congressman gave more details.
He said, “Another person who accused Donald Trump was given a settlement by Epstein’s estate. We confirmed that.” When asked for more information, he said it would be best to wait for the transcript to be released.
He explained, “We wanted to confirm that some accusers had received settlements, and he confirmed that.”
We already know Trump’s name is all over the Epstein files, and he has been accused of serious sexual abuse and rape.
In one case, a woman accused Trump of sexually abusing her when she was just 13 years old. Her claim was so strong that the FBI interviewed her four times. Pam Bondi’s Justice Department tried to hide those interviews, but they were eventually made public.
Enough is enough.
A thorough investigation must start right away, and this accountant should be forced to tell everything he knows.
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So how high (or deep) does the Epstein/Trump crime-spree pile of crap have to get before some action to hold him accountable occurs? And who is in a position to take the action?