Lemon LIVE at 5 | EXCLUSIVE: Michael Wolff On The Epstein Email BOMBSHELL! - November 14th, 2025
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That is going on for this entire week has been the Epstein files and the release of some of those documents starting on yesterday, on Wednesday. Excuse me, on Thursday. And so let's talk about it. I want to bring in now. Was it on Wednesday? I think it was on Wednesday. Anyway, I want to bring in now Michael Wolff. who has been reporting on this and has been mentioned in the Epstein files. He has graciously agreed to come on, Michael.
The star of the emails at the moment, until they become bigger stars, but right now.
It's good to see that you have a, I should say it's interesting to see that you have a sense of humor about it because, you know, you've been kind of getting raked over the coals a little bit. Do you agree with that?
Yeah, I suppose. I mean, not my first time to the rodeo. I mean, it's been an interesting pattern over so much of what I've done that you do it and then the criticism is you got too close. He wants to be an insider, blah, blah, blah, blah. But usually I find everybody actually likes what the... what I come out with. And I will, I am... You know, I think I have the right to insist at this point on the fact that nobody else wanted to talk about this. Nobody else wanted to talk about the connection between Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. I am the one who has been banging on about this. And finally, here we all are on the same page.
How do you feel about people saying that you crossed a journalistic line and and All of that, that somehow you were giving sort of colluding or giving advice to Jeffrey Epstein and it was inappropriate.
Yeah, I feel it's it's, you know, from many, many people, it is disingenuous. How do you think people get stories? How do you think people get into rooms where other people don't get in? And most of my colleagues have not gotten into this room. Actually, they often don't get into the rooms that I get into. How do I get into those rooms? Do I do it with a certain amount of, shall we say, ingratiation? Yes, I would say the formula is to suck up and spit out, because I don't think that there's anyone who has ever said that when I write something, it's overly nice to say the opposite well you have not been um you know i think you've been you've been hard on donald trump in your books obviously right the fire and fury and and it's not like you've gone easy on him and it's not like you've gone no i mean you know i i think we can go further i think i have been one of the one of the steadiest critics i have been um you know again and again four books at this point
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:14–9:33
2
What new Epstein documents and emails sparked this episode's investigation?
9:33–10:47
3
Why is Michael Wolff identified in the Epstein files and what context does he provide?
10:47–13:11
4
How does Wolff defend his reporting methods and alleged closeness to Epstein?
13:11–31:55
5
What recordings and evidence does Wolff say he collected about Epstein and Trump?
31:55–53:31
6
Should journalists be subpoenaed for information — what is Wolff's stance?
53:31–1:10:31