Trump just admitted on Air Force One that Epstein trafficked young girls from Mar-a-Lago—including Virginia Giuffre.

Multiple sources report that President Donald Trump said he ended his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein because Epstein hired people who had worked for Trump at Mar-a-Lago, which Trump described as 'stealing' employees. Some reports speculate that one of these employees could have been Virginia Giuffre, a known Epstein abuse survivor who has alleged being recruited at Mar-a-Lago.

However, there is no direct admission or evidence from Trump that Epstein trafficked young girls from Mar-a-Lago or that Trump acknowledged trafficking occurred there. The claim that Trump 'admitted on Air Force One that Epstein trafficked young girls from Mar-a-Lago, including Virginia Giuffre' conflates Trump's statement about employee poaching with trafficking allegations, which is not supported by the available evidence.

Furthermore, Giuffre has not publicly testified against Trump, and the White House has not clarified any such trafficking claims linked to Trump or Mar-a-Lago. Therefore, while Trump's comments acknowledge Epstein's poaching of staff, the broader claim about trafficking and direct admission is misleading.