Trump expressed confidence in the absence of questions to him about the Epstein case.

US President Donald Trump has expressed confidence that he has no questions about the case of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. This was announced by the White House on February 2.

"There are many questions about this, but they have nothing to do with me," Trump said, adding that he had nothing to do with Epstein's crimes.

He also expressed the hope that after the publication of all the materials, the Democrats would stop accusing him of having ties with the financier.

Filth of darkness: new names of European politicians have been discovered in the Epstein case

The files mention former and current British prime ministers, as well as top EU officials, hundreds of times.

Earlier in the day, it was reported that Trump had stated that he had never visited Epstein Island, unlike "almost all" Democrats. He also accused Epstein and writer Michael Wolff of conspiring to harm him and his presidency, citing recently released information from the U.S. Department of Justice. Trump added that he intends to sue some representatives of the radical left.

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