Democrats keep trying to push a hoax narrative linking President Donald J. Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, but the real scandal is their own ties to the infamous sex offender.
One of those who was involved with the dead pedophile was Kathy Ruemmle,r who served as former President Barack Obama’s senior White House counsel and is now employed by Goldman Sachs, a relationship that is now being reported by CNN’s KFILE.
Jeffrey Epstein files reveal a woman named Kathy Ruemmler was one of the people who had the most communication with Epstein
Over 100 emails and more than 50 meetings in just 5 years after he was a convicted sex offender
She was White House counsel to Barack Obama pic.twitter.com/zjTrnuCuZo
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) December 12, 2025
“One of the most powerful people in the Epstein files is somebody you may not have heard of. Her name is Kathy Ruemmler and she is one of the people who communicated with Jeffrey Epstein the most,” CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski reported, laying out the details of the relationship that until now, hasn’t gotten much attention from the media.
“According to emails released last month from Epstein’s estate by House investigators. She’s a former White House counsel to Barack Obama and now top lawyer at one of the world’s most powerful banks, Goldman Sachs,” he reported.
“Records show that before she joined the bank, they exchanged more than 100 emails and Epstein’s schedule lists them having more than 50 planned meetings between 2014 and 2019, long after he was a registered sex offender,” Kaczynski said.
“Across the many messages, Ruemmler emerges as a confidante and friend to Esptein, and he turned to her for help in managing his public reputation after he was convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor,” he continued.
The investigative reporter referenced one particular email from 2019 where the fiendish sex trafficker credited her for helping him to “craft a statement” responding to a Washington Post editorial calling for a congressional investigation of him, with Epstein referring to it as the “Ruemmler proposal.”
According to Kaczynski, the statement defended Epstein and denied that he ever received a sweetheart deal, writing, “this is what Kathy suggested we tell” the Washington Post.
Epstein was found mysteriously dead in his cell inside a maximum security federal prison in August 2019. A highly suspicious end for a man believed to have had the goods on very powerful people. The government insists that there was nothing fishy about the death and that it was a suicide, but many are unconvinced.
In a Friday post to X, Kaczynski shared CNN’s reporting on the revelations about Epstein and one of Obama’s top legal advisors.
NEW: Our report last night on Kathy Ruemmler, Obama’s former White House counsel and the chief legal officer at Goldman Sachs who Jeffrey Epstein once called “my great defender.”
Across more than 100 emails and 50+ meetings since 2014 she emerged as confidant for Epstein -… pic.twitter.com/LEzTjWPstl
— Andrew Kaczynski (@KFILE) December 12, 2025
“Across more than 100 emails and 50+ meetings since 2014 she emerged as confidant for Epstein – dismissing reporting on his history of sexual abuse of minors as “a novella of rehashed crap,” and – according to Epstein in text messages – helping him craft a PR statement denying he got a sweetheart deal and arguing him the investigation into him in 2006 was overly aggressive,” he wrote.
“Epstein even coordinated personal beauty appointments for her and sending the ‘glam squad’ to her apartment according to his schedules. Goldman Sachs is standing by her,” Kaczynski added.
On Friday, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released a batch of pictures from Epstein’s estate in another attempt to gaslight the public into believing that Trump was one of his clients, a smokescreen to conceal the real story that they are the ones who were his closest associates and confidantes.
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