Vice President JD Vance ripped off the “incestuous” elites mentioned in the newly released trove of documents about sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but avoided the fact that the files mention President Donald Trump thousands of times.

Last week, the Justice Department released millions of pages of files related to the Epstein investigation, in which the president and many others powerful figuresincluding billionaire Reference was made to Elon Musk and former President Bill Clinton. So far, they have not having been formally accused of irregularities in association with Epstein’s crimes.

In an interview with the daily mail Published on Tuesday, Vance claimed that Trump “was never really friendly with Epstein,” although even Trump confirmed that they had known each other for years.

“President Trump is very much outside the social circle,” the vice president told the outlet. “He knows a lot of these people. He certainly has similar wealth and power. But he was never really friendly with Epstein like a lot of these other people were.”

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Vice President JD Vance claimed that President Donald Trump was “never really friendly” to Jeffrey Epstein, despite abundant evidence to the contrary.

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Vance added: “I think this just shows that there is an incestuous nature in the American elites, and it’s pretty disgusting. And I think for a lot of people that reflects very poorly on them. Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, many others.”

Trump, who socialized with Epstein for years, has provided conflicting information about his relationship with the sexual abuser but has said the two had a falling out.

While speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Jan. 31, the president suggested the latest files would “absolve” him of wrongdoing related to Epstein.

“Some very important people told me that not only does it absolve me, but it’s the opposite of what people expected, you know, the radical left,” he said.

In the same discussion, Trump also threatened legal action against author Michael Wolff, accusing Wolff and Epstein of “conspiring” against him.

In an email published in February 2016, Wolff suggested that Epstein was the “bullet” that could end Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, according to News.

“Wolff, who is a third-rate writer, was conspiring with Jeffrey Epstein to harm me, politically or otherwise, and that came through loud and clear,” Trump added. “So we’ll probably sue Wolff for that.”