Trump’s 2006 ‘No age limit’ Stern remark resurfaces as he files $10B libel suit



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Monday evening, July 21, a spokesman for President Donald Trump lost his temper after The Daily Beast resurfaced old comments involving an “age limit” for women. Amid renewed Epstein scrutiny, Donald Trump on “The Howard Stern Show” in 2006 said “I have no trouble,” Robin Quivers attributed, when asked about an age limit.

Meanwhile, Steven Cheung torched The Daily Beast for dredging up the age limit remarks, while The Wall Street Journal reported Trump’s naked birthday note to Epstein, and Epstein called himself one of Trump’s “closest friends.” Meanwhile, the House Oversight Committee on Tuesday, July 22, approved a motion to subpoena Ghislaine Maxwell, and House Speaker Mike Johnson said “We’re not sending anybody home.”

Amid the third week of fallout, Republicans are considering an early summer break and met behind closed doors Tuesday for their weekly conference.

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