Trump wondered aloud to aides if Ghislaine Maxwell spoke to investigators about him after her arrest: book

Donald Trump wondered aloud to his aides if the girlfriend of a man had said anything about him after she was arrested.

According to a new book by a New York Times reporter, Donald Trump asked his campaign staff if they'd read an article about him in the New York Post.

The Post mentioned me in an article today. Trump asked his staff.

An article by the Post's Page Six editor Emily Smith, which ran comments from Steve Hoffenberg, was one of the things that Trump referred to.

According to the outlet, Hoffenberg said that she would be naming some big names in order to save herself after she was arrested and charged with six counts of grooming young girls for sex.

She thought she would be protected by the intelligence communities she and Jeffrey helped with information, such as the Israeli intelligence services and Les Wexner, who gave millions to Israel.

Being mentioned in the article was a concern for Trump.

The man kept going. Is she going to talk about me? The former president was described as reacting to the news.

The man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing girls and forcing them to have sex with him.

Trump told New York Magazine in 2002 that he had known the man for 15 years.

It's fun to be with him. He likes beautiful women as much as I do and many of them are younger than me. Jeffrey enjoys his social life according to Trump.

Trump told reporters that he hadn't spoken to his friend in 15 years.

Trump said he was not looking for anything bad for her as he wished her well as she waited to be tried.

The president told Jonathan Swan that he wished her well. I wish you the best. I'd like to wish a lot of people good luck. It's good to get good luck. They should be allowed to prove someone was guilty.

According to The New York Times, George Houraney, a former associate of Trump, said that the president had once partied with around two dozen women at Mar-a-Lago. 28 girls were flown to Mar-a-Lago for a "calendar girl" competition, according to Houraney's account.

The charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of children for prostitution were brought against him. He was known for having an elite circle of contacts. On August 10, 2020, there was an apparent suicide in the New York jail where he was awaiting trial.