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Beatrice Kuhl, Stacey Williams, Maria Farmer. I could go on. Over 28 victims of Donald Trump have come forward over the years, and now what they went through at the hands of Donald Trump, it's resurfacing right now. And these stories need to be given the attention they've always deserved. First, I want to share with you the story right here of Stacey Williams. This is what she had to say in February 2025. Let's watch as she describes being Donald Trump's 27th sexual assault victim. Let's play this clip.
Stacey Williams
I'm considered number 27. I'm Donald Trump's 27th sexual assault victim. When I was doing Sports Illustrated, that's when he assaulted me. Jeffrey Epstein walked me into his office to be sexually assaulted by him.
Host
Now, back on October 24, 2024, she told her story. Lots of media was ignoring it. We covered it here. It definitely deserved more attention than it got. But this was October 24th of 2024. I want you to watch it. Play this clip.
Stacey Williams
The second he was in front of me, he pulled me into him and his hands were just on me and didn't come off.
Reporter
Former Sports Illustrated model Stacey Williams says that Donald Trump groped her more than 30 years ago in Trump Tower with the later convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein watching and smiling in the room as it happened.
Stacey Williams
Then the hands started moving and they were on the, you know, on the side of my breasts, on my hips, back down to my butt, back up, sort of. Then, you know, they were just on me the whole time and I. Sorry, I froze.
Reporter
Williams has not spoken out about the incident extensively until now. And in her first on camera interview, she tells CNN the most detailed accounting of the incident yet, alleging that in 1993, Epstein, who she was briefly dating at the time, brought her into Trump Tower.
Stacey Williams
This context made no sense because the hands were on me. And then he and Jeffrey just kept talking and, like, looking at each other and smiling.
Reporter
After leaving Trump Tower, Williams said that Epstein berated her for allowing Trump to touch her.
Stacey Williams
I just really like sickening feeling that it was coordinated, that somehow the whole thing was. I was rolled in there like a piece of meat for some kind of weird, twisted game.
Reporter
Soon after the encounter, she severed ties with Epstein and said she was unaware of the kind of predatory behavior that would come to light in later years. She also says she received this undated postcard from Trump delivered to her modeling agency by courier shortly after the incident. Stacey, your home away from home. Love, Donald.
Stacey Williams
I felt sick to my stomach.
Reporter
Williams says she did not tell anyone about the incident for over 10 years.
Stacey Williams
I felt a wave of shame and I just couldn't think about it, face it, talk about it for a very long time. I put it in a little box inside of me, turned the key, locked it.
Reporter
CNN has spoken to three friends of Williams to corroborate her story, who each said that she told them about the incident with Trump and Epstein in 2006, 2015 and 16.
Host
Now, I've seen this meme going around right now of Pam Bondi, Scooby Doo ultimately unmasking the bad guy, and it turns out, sure enough, of course, it is Donald Trump. I do want to give a hat tip, though, to the Daily Mail's reporting last year in 2024, because they covered the story of Beatrice Kuehl. Beatrice was an individual who says that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her. She talks about how she received an invitation from Donald Trump's American Dream Pageant to compete in 1993 after finishing as runner up in Miss Switzerland's 1992 pageant. I want you to watch this and you can see for yourself. Let's play it.
Beatrice Kuhl
I'm a Daily Mail reporter and I've got some breaking news for you. Donald Trump jumped on a blonde 6 foot 1 model and groped her while she tried to fight him off at a beauty pageant in 1993. That's what the woman just told me. And she also said Trump was working with Jeffrey Epstein to recruit young women for his parties. So I'm a reporter for the Daily Mail. I just published a story about all of this. The woman is called Beatrice curl. She was 22 years old when she got invited to the Donald J. Trump American Dream Pageant when which was held in New York and Atlantic City in November 1993. She flew from Zurich and was introduced to Trump along with around 50 other young female contestants. Beatrice told me Trump paid her special attention at a press event for the pageant, telling her, we finally meet Ms. Curl and talking for about 15 minutes with her, Beatrice said. After the public event, a Trump staffer told her that the real estate magnate wanted to meet her up at his suite. And she claimed that as soon as she entered the room, Trump jumped on her, tried to lift her dress and was touching her body everywhere he could.
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I entered the suite and looked around and when I turned in absolutely no time, he jumped on me, kissed me.
Maria Farmer
All over, grabbed me all over, and.
Host
I was totally perplexed and blocked first, and then I tried to tell him that this is absolutely the way it works in Europe and that I don't want it.
Beatrice Kuhl
She was trying to fight him off, she said, and he only stopped when she told him, let's talk first. So they talked for another few minutes with Trump still kissing and holding her hand, before she found an excuse to leave. Beatrice told me. And there's another really worrying part to this story, too. Beatrice said that Jeffrey Epstein was at the pageant. Yes, that's late paedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. She said he was insistent to her and to other women offering to pay their expenses to attend parties at Mar a Lago, which Epstein said he was organising with Don. A friend of Beatrice who works in Swiss media, Pascal Kleivas, told me that Koel described the incident to him two decades ago and has not changed her story. So why is she coming forward now, just days before the election? Well, Beatrice told me she gained confidence to speak out now after recently finding supporting documents like her 1993 flight tickets and her invite to the pageant while she was moving house.
Host
Now, as you watch that again, compare it to this other clip right here of Stacey Williams. And you can see that this is Donald Trump's movie. Here, play this other clip of Stacey Williams. Let's play it.
Stacey Williams
When Jeffrey looked at me and said, you know, let's go stop by and see Trump. And so we went to Trump Tower and went up the elevator and moments later, Trump was greeting us and he pulled me into him and started groping me. He put his hands all over my breasts, my waist, my butt, and I froze. And I froze because I was so deeply.
Host
Now, I shared this other clip right here of two live crews, Luther Campbell, aka Uncle Luke, who talks about in the early 90s, when Donald Trump invited him and Mike Tyson and Eddie Murray, Eddie Murphy, to go to Donald Trump's house right after one of these beauty pageants. And he talks about how he was so uncomfortable seeing underage girls there and he had to leave. Here, play this clip. So, a quick PSA for those of you on Medicare. The DOJ recently sued three of the largest Medicare brokers and carriers for allegedly deceiving customers, claiming to be unbiased while pushing them into plans that don't actually cover their needs. All to make a few extra bucks. Let's be real. Between Medicare scams, shady agents and bloated insurance companies, it's way too easy to get stuck in a plan that's overpriced or just plain wrong for you. That is why I'm working with Chapter. They are the only advisors that compare every Medicare plan nationwide and they tailor their recommendation to you so you get the coverage that fits your needs and saves you the most money. And the best part, Chapters help is completely free. Completely free. There's no sales pressure, no pushing plans you don't need. Just real advice that puts you first. People save an average of $1,100 by using Chapter. So if you're turning 65 soon or are already on Medicare, call them up at 82 Medicare. You won't regret it. Most people just wish they'd call sooner. Once again, give them a call. That's 82 Medicare. 82 Medicare. Give them a call. Most people wish that they'd call sooner. Call 82-MEDICARE.
Luther Campbell
If the man took us around the house, okay? He said, look, I got all these. These, you know, these women. I got these women from the pageant. They're gonna be there. So we went. It was like, hey, man, I got. I got a pageant down here. I'm hosting these women at the house, okay? Up in Palm beach, they share some cars to pick us up. We get in the cars, we drive up there. Me, Mike, Eddie Murphy, we all in our own individual cars. Car service drove us up there. We got there, he showed us around the house, you know, told us about this mansion and the history behind and all that. Just the golf course. It was dark. We couldn't see the golf course and things like that. And then before you know it, hey, man, y' all enjoy yourself. We got cocktails and everything. And before you know it, the rooms and everything start popping. It was no dj. It was more of, hey, get in where you fit in whatever room you're gonna go in, you go into that room.
Host
So you say, no dj. There was no music. Or the music was piping no music.
Luther Campbell
What was the interesting part about it? It wasn't no music.
Host
So women just naked in rooms with no music.
Luther Campbell
Hey, people walking around. It was. Listen, it wasn't nothing wrong with that. I was happy to be at that party. But then at the end of the day, when I started looking at so many girls faces, I was like, man, these girls don't look like they're old enough. I didn't ask nobody the age. And then all the other stuff going on, you know, it was like, okay, I can't be up there. I gotta go. If I'm going to jail, then somebody gonna extort me. I really, I. I really, you know, I don't do drugs. Never did it in my life. You know, I smoked marijuana two times, you know, when I was in high school. And I didn't like the experience as far as Drugs. I may have sold drugs. I never liked the people who I sold them to when I was young because I thought they were stupid for buying it. So I never cared to indulge in it. So when I do see people doing it, if I'm around it, I get away from it. Put it that way.
Host
Now, we've also heard the story recently of Maria Farmer, one of Epstein's victims, who came forward very early on. Here she speaks about an incident where she was going to Epstein's office building. Donald Trump was in the office building. And listen to her. What happened? Play this clip.
Maria Farmer
The time that is most memorable to me is the time when he hit on me because I was in the office. It was one of the first times I started working for Donald Trump's a sleaze bag. Okay?
Beatrice Kuhl
Yes.
Maria Farmer
It was when I started working for Epstein and it was 9 o' clock at night and Jeffrey Epstein's office is totally empty. I told the New York Times this, but of course, they don't tell the whole thing. Right. Even though Mike Baker is amazing, but they. They would not allow him to tell the truth. So basically, I go into this office, it's 9:00' clock at night, and I sit down and a few minutes later, and I'm wearing running clothes, okay? So it was really weird. It's 9 o' clock at night and I'm wearing running clothes because I didn't have money. So I had to jog up there, right? And so I just struggled, you know, for so long. So I'm like up there in the office seated, and I've got my, you know, my running clothes on, so my legs are showing. And in walks this man that when I called, when I reported him to the FBI, said that game show host Donald Trump, because I thought he was a game show host, he's so cheesy, you know. But anyway, so I said, I mean, I said hello to, you know, he walks in and I just kind of acknowledged him, like a head nod or something. And he immediately starts. He's seated across, I mean, standing across the room from me, and I'm seating seated, and he's like, oh, Maria. I mean, no, he didn't. Sorry, I was just looking at something. He. He's standing across the room and he's looking at me and I'm like, oh, gross. You know, this guy's so gross. Anyway, he's just looking, glaring at my legs, like, yum. I felt, I told my sister I felt like I was his dinner or his lunch, you know?
Host
Yeah.
Maria Farmer
The way he was looking at me. So Epstein comes in and by the way, I did not look good. I was like, not a pretty, I'm not exceptionally beautiful or anything like that. These are just gross people, you know what I mean? So I'm just like a normal person who went on a run and I'm seated there. So he assumed I was there for him. And this is how I know. Epstein walks up to him and goes, no, no, she's not here for you. And they were smirking and Epstein whispered something. He goes, go in there and what? And so Trump at 9 o' clock at night, goes in the other room. There's someone in there for him.
Host
Right, right.
Maria Farmer
I don't know who, but Epstein said, no, no, no, she's not here for you.
Host
Now, I think this clip right here needs to get some renewed attention as well. This is from 2019 at one of Donald Trump's events. And I want you to watch right here as Claude Taylor says, why do you suppose, suppose a guy holding up a picture of Epstein and Donald Trump got this reaction here? Let's play it nafta. Because you have to mark up thousands of miles coming through Mexico. You come up thousands of miles coming through Mexico and we're going to stop it. Get them out of here. Get him out of here. Go home to your mom, darling. Go home. Get him out of here. Out. It was that a man or a woman? Because he needs a haircut more than I do. Couldn't tell. I couldn't tell. Needs a haircut. But the media never talks about the American victims. Now Donald Trump's biographer and Jeffrey Epstein's potential biographer, Michael Wolf. He was recently on speaking with Michael Cohen on the Midas Touch network. And here's what he said. I mean, first, I don't exactly know what it means, but I know what is at issue here is that the person most implicated by Jeffrey Epstein, by his relationship to Jeffrey Epstein, is Donald Trump. I mean, forget everybody else in what acquaintance they might have had with him. Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were the best of friends. Daily contact, constantly in each other's lives, sharing, hunting women, sharing women, cheating on their taxes, together for more than a decade. So that is, that is the central issue here. So how the MAGA people got this so wrong as they, as they, as they kept saying, Epstein, Epstein, you know, let us, you know, divulge everything, let's see everything. When what they would see is this relation is the relationship between, between Epstein and the President of the United States, their central figure in their lives and political movement. One of the things too with these MAGA influencers. Also like this guy Bo Ludin. You know, he's out there and he posted this. Yes, he post two days ago. He posted this July 19th and he wrote I just quoted the Bible live on Fox News. Thou shall not commit adultery. And in his photo, it's literally him and Donald Trump. Here, watch this. I simply follow the Bible.
Beatrice Kuhl
I think this generation is destroyed.
Host
I like Exodus 20:14, which says thou.
Beatrice Kuhl
Shalt not commit adultery. You know, I just, I think this generation is way too normalizing this stuff. But I'm glad that these people have.
Host
Been caught and exposed for it.
Beatrice Kuhl
And you know, I hope they realize next time that God's watching and sometimes.
Host
The kiss cam is too seriously, that's what you're talking about on fox. I mean these MAGA influencers, man. Anyway, hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million subscribers together. New Midas merch drop. Check out the latest pro democracy sticker packs, T shirts, hats, sweatshirts and more all atstoremidas touch dot com.
The MeidasTouch Podcast Episode Summary: "Yikes! Trump Gets Buried With Smoking Guns on Dark Past"
Release Date: July 21, 2025
In this compelling episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast, hosts Ben, Brett, and Jordy Meiselas delve deep into the controversial and dark aspects of Donald Trump's past, particularly focusing on multiple sexual assault allegations and his association with the infamous Jeffrey Epstein. The episode, titled "Yikes! Trump Gets Buried With Smoking Guns on Dark Past," unpacks harrowing testimonies, uncovers hidden connections, and examines the broader implications for democracy and society.
The episode opens with the host highlighting the gravity of the situation, emphasizing that over 28 victims have come forward with accusations against Donald Trump. The focus then shifts to two significant testimonies that shed light on Trump's alleged misconduct.
Stacey Williams, a former Sports Illustrated model, emerges as the 27th sexual assault victim of Donald Trump. In a moving account shared in February 2025, Williams describes the traumatic incident:
Revisiting her story from October 24, 2024, Williams provides a detailed recount of the assault, highlighting the presence and complicity of Jeffrey Epstein:
The reporter elaborates on the lack of media attention Williams initially received and corroborates her account through testimonies from three friends who verified her disclosures over the years.
Beatrice Kuhl, featured in a Daily Mail report from 1993, shares her disturbing experience at the Donald J. Trump American Dream Pageant:
Kuhl details how Trump, alongside Epstein, aggressively pursued young models, creating an environment of coercion and exploitation:
Her bravery in coming forward is underscored by her recent decision to reveal her story before the election, supported by newly discovered documents.
Jeffrey Epstein's involvement in orchestrating and facilitating Trump's alleged misconduct adds a chilling layer to the narrative. The podcast brings to light multiple perspectives that reveal the depth of their association.
Luther Campbell, also known as Uncle Luke, shares his unsettling account of attending a party at Trump's residence in the early '90s:
Campbell recounts his discomfort with the presence of underage girls and the inappropriate environment fostered by Trump and Epstein:
His testimony highlights the predatory nature of gatherings hosted by Trump and Epstein, emphasizing the exploitation of young women.
Maria Farmer, another Epstein victim, details her awkward and alarming interaction with Trump at Epstein's office:
Farmer describes how Epstein intervened to protect Trump from her resistance:
Her testimony underscores the deliberate manipulation and protection mechanisms employed by Epstein and Trump to continue their abusive behaviors.
The podcast features insights from Michael Wolf, Donald Trump's biographer, who offers a critical examination of the longstanding relationship between Trump and Epstein:
Wolf emphasizes the centrality of Epstein in Trump's personal and professional life, suggesting that this relationship was a cornerstone for both men's illicit activities.
The episode also critiques the responses from MAGA influencers and public figures who downplay the severity of these allegations or shift focus away from the victims.
Claude Taylor, at a 2019 Trump event, confronts the presence of Epstein and Trump's association:
His attempt to question Trump's connections is met with dismissive and mocking behavior, illustrating the entrenched defense mechanisms surrounding Trump’s past.
The podcast highlights Bo Ludin, a prominent MAGA influencer, who publicly displays a hypocritical stance by quoting the Bible while associating closely with Trump:
His actions are criticized by the hosts and guests as a contradiction to the moral and ethical standards he professes, further complicating the narrative around Trump's supporters.
Throughout the episode, the hosts and guests express their frustration and disillusionment with the systemic issues that allow powerful figures like Trump and Epstein to operate with impunity. Beatrice Kuhl poignantly remarks on societal complacency:
The hosts echo this sentiment, advocating for greater accountability and support for victims, while challenging the normalization of such abusive behaviors in society.
This episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast serves as a powerful exposé on Donald Trump's troubling associations and the pervasive abuse of power. By presenting firsthand accounts, expert analysis, and candid reflections, the podcast underscores the urgent need for transparency, justice, and systemic change to protect and empower victims. The Meiselas brothers reaffirm their commitment to supporting democracy and highlighting truths that demand public attention, reinforcing their role as pivotal voices in the fight against corruption and abuse of power.
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This comprehensive summary encapsulates the key discussions and revelations from the episode, providing listeners with a clear understanding of the serious allegations and their broader implications.