Trump rally interrupted by protesters on charges of ties with Epstein

American President Donald Trump’s rally in Ohio was interrupted by two protesters who raised the case of Jeffrey Epstein, the person convicted of sexual acts who passed away in 2019.

One of the protesters intervened a few minutes after Trump’s speech began, shouting: Turmip traveled on Jeffrey Epstein’s plane.

The crowd reacted with shouting as the president responded to the interruption.

Trump claimed he had expelled Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida more than two decades ago.

I kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of the club 25 years ago because I thought he was a crazy man. It was a very good thing I did, he said.

The American president denied that Epstein had travelled with him and tried to connect the financeman with the Democrats.

He never traveled with me. You know who he was traveling with? With all friends and Democrats. He was a Democrat, Trump said.

He also claimed he was fully acquitted over the Epstein case.

Then Trump named the protesters paid for and lost.

The disruptions occurred at a time when public calls for publishing documents related to Epstein, who was arrested in 2019 under federal charges of sexual trafficking, are increasing.

He died that same year in a New York prison while awaiting trial. His death was considered suicide. /Telegraphy/