Trump commerce secretary Howard Lutnick arranged to visit Epstein island, files show

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Newly released Epstein-related documents show that Howard Lutnick, currently Trump's commerce secretary, arranged a visit to Jeffrey Epstein's island in St. Thomas in December 2012. Emails indicate Lutnick, along with his family and friends, planned to meet Epstein for lunch at his island, Little St. James. Another email suggests a meeting occurred, though Lutnick told the New York Times he spent "zero time with him" and couldn't comment without seeing the documents. The files also reveal Lutnick invited Epstein to a Hillary Clinton fundraiser in November 2015, though it's unclear if Epstein attended. The fundraiser was reportedly held at Lutnick's home, which was located next door to Epstein's residence.
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