A statue of Trump and Epstein holding hands in D.C. is removed as fast as it appeared
Summary
A statue of former President Trump and Jeffrey Epstein briefly appeared near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., before being removed within a day. The group called The Secret Handshake claimed responsibility for the installation, which was removed for reportedly not complying with its permit.Key Facts
- A statue of Trump and Epstein appeared near the U.S. Capitol, titled "Best Friends Forever."
- The statue depicted the two men holding hands with a plaque referencing Friendship Month.
- The Secret Handshake group claimed responsibility for the statue.
- The statue had a permit allowing it to remain until Sunday, but it was removed early Wednesday.
- The National Park Service removed it, citing non-compliance with the permit.
- The group accused the Trump administration of removing it to suppress speech.
- The White House had no comment on the removal but had criticized the statue prior.
- Trump has distanced himself from Epstein, despite past social ties.
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