Ghislaine Maxwell and Bill Clinton’s ‘Close’ Relationship: They ‘Got Along Terribly Well’

Ellie Gardey Holmes

Bill kept associating with Ghislaine after allegations against her became public.

""Former Bill Clinton has faced scrutiny over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in recent weeks, as he testified on his ties to Epstein in a deposition before members of the House in late February.

"But perhaps his relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell should be drawing just as much — if not more — attention.

"By several accounts, the two were “close” friends. And, according to both Maxwell and Clinton themselves, Clinton was closer to Maxwell than Epstein. (RELATED: Clinton’s Excuse: He Thought the Young Women on Epstein’s Plane Were Flight Attendants)

"In a 2025 meeting with Department of Justice officials, Maxwell said, “President Clinton was my friend, not Epstein’s friend.”

"She went on to describe the nature of her relationship with the former president: “President Clinton liked me, and we got along terribly well. But I never saw that warmth with Mr. Epstein.” (RELATED: Bill Clinton Has Much to Answer for on Epstein)

"Maxwell also waxed poetic about Clinton, calling him “truly extraordinary” and a “fantastic ex-president.”

"In his February deposition, Clinton said of his relationship with Maxwell, “It lasted longer and was more extensive than my relationship with Mr. Epstein.”

"At first blush, this closer relationship with Maxwell might seem to be a better look for Clinton. Maxwell has, after all, often been relegated to the sidelines as simply Epstein’s female assistant.

"But the allegations against Maxwell are truly sickening. They include the serial sex trafficking of minor girls as well as sexual abuse by Maxwell herself.

"Maria Farmer has accused Maxwell of sexually assaulting her at billionaire Leslie Wexner’s mansion and molesting her sister, age 15, on a massage table. Virginia Giuffre has likewise accused Maxwell of sexually abusing her when she was a teenager in abuse sessions that included Epstein. Another woman has alleged that she was repeatedly sexually assaulted by Maxwell, alongside Epstein, when she was a teenager, after she was recruited by Maxwell and Epstein at the Interlochen Center for the Arts.

"At Maxwell’s sentencing for a conviction of child sex trafficking, the judge stated that evidence showed that Maxwell herself had abused girls. He said, “[T]he trial evidence established that Ms. Maxwell was instrumental in the abuse of several underage girls and that she herself participated in some of the abuse.” . . .More...

When Being Raped Is The Best Line In Your Resume

Ann Coulter   

" .  . . her life as a mixed-race foster care child, raised by a black mother, running drugs for the Bloods in South Central L.A.—her “homies,” as she called them. Actually, her name is Peggy Seltzer; she was raised in an all-white, intact family in the affluent Sherman Oaks suburb, and attended private schools.

"Today, we’ll tackle the question of why so many women insist on casting themselves as “survivors” even when—perhaps especially when—they have lives of glittering privilege.

"Last fall, The New York Times published an article that ought to win a Pulitzer Prize (if that accolade still meant something) on Amy Griffin’s memoir of sexual abuse, The Tell. The gist of the story is: The wife of billionaire hedge fund manager claims she was raped from age 12 to 16 by a middle school teacher in Amarillo, Texas, citing details that are strikingly similar to the sexual abuse of one of her classmates.

"Rather importantly, I think, Griffin only remembered her years of being violently raped during an illegal psychedelic-drug therapy session. Griffin says the problem she was seeking to resolve by taking MDMA was her incessant drive for “perfectionism”—apparently unaware that this is a joke answer to the interview question, “What’s your biggest weakness?”

"Reporters Katherine Rosman and Elisabeth Egan never say the book is the work of a fabulist, but the facts they’ve assembled are, as a Smith College grad would say, troubling. On first reading the article, I recall thinking I wouldn’t want to be Griffin if the teacher or classmate ever decided to sue. Last week, the classmate did just that.

"The first red flag about Griffin’s book is that it was gushed over by a string of female celebrities—Oprah Winfrey, Sheryl Sandberg, Reese Witherspoon, Jenna Bush Hager, Gwyneth Paltrow and Drew Barrymore, among others. Griffin was also honored as one of Time magazine’s “most influential” people of the year.

"There hasn’t been this star-studded a rollout since Somaly Mam’s widely celebrated—and completely fabricated—The Road of Lost Innocence, about her own sexual abuse as a child in Cambodia. She was embraced by nearly the identical coven—Oprah, Sandberg, Hillary Clinton, Meg Ryan, etc. She, too, made Time’s “most influential” list." . . . 

"Among the oddities about Griffin’s story is the fact that she was the richest girl in school, but for some reason, the predator teacher chose her to violently rape. And I mean violently. Griffin says the first thing she remembered was the teacher smashing her head against the wall, then hearing his belt buckle hit the floor.

"Or consider the Times account of this part of Griffin’s story: “In the book, she writes that the final assault happened when she was 16. She was en route to a tennis match and ran into the teacher. Moments later, she found herself following him ‘numbly’ into the team room at the tennis center.”

"Maybe, but I’m not familiar with the solar system where a 16-year-old girl from a prominent family robotically follows her rapist into an empty room in order to get raped again." . . .

"And then there are others in the Democratic Party ...who actually are sympathizing with the enemy." Victor Davis hanson

Director Kent outlines his decision as driven by opposition to the war against Iran.

Ben Shapiro: "Joe Kent Has Brain Rot And Is A Conspiracy Theorist" | Video | RealClearPolitics

. . . "Again, the idea here seems to be that President Trump is a moron misled into war by nefarious Israelis and unnamed influential members of the American media. Don’t say it, don’t say it.

"Again, apparently President Trump has no agency and no thoughts.

"Kent’s letter is replete with this conspiratorial idiocy, including — as we just saw — the idea that it was Israel that forced the original Iraq war, an idea totally and utterly unsupportable by any evidence, given the fact that the actual prime minister of Israel at the time, Ariel Sharon, opposed the Iraq war." .. . . 

Joe Kent blamed the Oct. 7 attack on Biden's insufficiently hostile policy toward Iran, attacked his Dem opponent for failing to punish "anti-Semitism," and pledged that if elected, he would make sure to generously arm Israel. Now he blames Israel for corrupting US foreign policy pic.twitter.com/eOxblwBgT2

— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) March 17, 2026