Vice President Vance slammed what he known as a “complete and utter bulls‑‑‑” Wall Avenue Journal article a few “bawdy” birthday word President Trump allegedly wrote to former acquaintance Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.

“Forgive my language but this story is complete and utter bulls‑‑‑,” Vance wrote on the social platform X on Thursday. “Does anyone honestly believe this sounds like Donald Trump?”

The president has vowed to sue the Rupert Murdoch-owned Journal over the article, which describes a birthday letter Trump supposedly wrote to be included in a leather-bound e-book marking Epstein’s fiftieth birthday in 2003. Epstein, a convicted intercourse offender who had hobnobbed in elite circles in New York Metropolis and Palm Seashore, Fla., and was a recognized affiliate of Trump within the Nineteen Nineties and early 2000s, died by suicide in a federal jail in 2019 whereas awaiting federal expenses for allegedly intercourse trafficking minors.

Vance has up to now denounced a few of Trump’s coarse language and questioned the federal government’s official narrative across the Epstein case.

Vance decried Thursday that the Journal by no means “showed [the Epstein birthday letter] to us before publishing” the article.

“Doesn’t it violate some rule of journalistic ethics to publish a letter like this without showing it to the victim of this hit piece?” Vance wrote on X. “Will the people who have bought into every hoax against President Trump show an ounce of skepticism before buying into this bizarre story?”

The Journal reported the birthday message, which seems to bear Trump’s signature, was typed contained in the define of an apparently nude, hand-drawn lady.

“A pal is a wonderful thing. Happy Birthday — and may every day be another wonderful secret,” the ultimate line of a typed poem of the word learn, per the Journal’s reporting. 

Trump has repeatedly denied shut connections with the convicted intercourse offender, and each had mentioned they’d a falling out within the early 2000s.

Furor over the Epstein case reached a fever pitch this week, although, when Trump advised his supporters to cease being attentive to Epstein’s case and accused them of being duped by left-wing narratives.

“If there was a ‘smoking gun’ on Epstein, why didn’t the Dems, who controlled the ‘files’ for four years, and had [former Attorney General Merrick] Garland and [ex-prosecutor Maureen] Comey in charge, use it,” Trump wrote Thursday on Truth Social. “BECAUSE THEY HAD NOTHING!!!”