ht. You can see it a little bit there. But does that look like he meant his signature to be pubic hair? No. It's just him signing it at the bottom of the drawing. That's all.

Now, if you've ever seen Trump sign anything or do anything, he always uses that big thick pen. But here's a little drawing that doesn't look like the sure hand of Trump. Trump has that heavy hand. So even when he's just signing his name, it's like thick, lots of pressure, you know, really. But the drawing that he is allegedly supposed to have drawn clearly is drawn by somebody who doesn't have that style of drawing. Clearly, yeah, it doesn't look like his handwriting, right? So it does look like somebody drew that in there. Maybe auto pen, huh? Maybe Biden's auto pen drew it.

So let me give you my take on it after I tell you what it says. So apparently the letter, maybe the other part of the card had some words on it that I'll read to you. Happy birthday and may every day be another wonderful secret. That was part of it. But let me give you the whole thing.

So it said voiceover. So it used the words voiceover colon. There must be more to life than having everything. Then it said Donald colon as if Donald is saying this. Yes, there is, but I won't tell you what it is. And then Jeffrey colon. Nor will I since I also know what it is. Donald, we have certain things in common, Jeffrey. Jeffrey. Yes, we do. Come to think of it, Donald. Enigmas never age. Have you noticed that, Jeffrey? As a matter of fact, it was clear to me the last time I saw you, Donald. A pal is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday, and may every day be another wonderful secret.

All right. Now, this would have happened allegedly before we knew everything about Epstein's activities. So it would not be surprising if Trump signed a birthday card for Epstein because it was before Epstein was in trouble and they knew each other.

However, I just asked Grok, I put in the alleged writing that is allegedly from Trump and I said, Grok, does this match the style of Trump such that it would look like he really wrote it? Do you know what Grok said? Nope. Did I have to ask Grok if it matched Trump's style? Nope. Did any of us need to ask anybody if that was Trump's writing? Nope. It obviously isn't.

Now, you might recall that Trump weirdly said that he thought that things had been added to the Epstein file that were just made up, you know, maybe by Comey and who knows who else. And when I heard that, I thought to myself, really, he's gonna try to convince us that just made-up stuff was added to the file. I don't believe that made-up stuff was added to the file. And then this comes out, and this is not part of the Epstein files. The Wall Street Journal has this exclusive. They somehow got to look at this. But it seems obviously fake.

If this is real, they're going to have to prove it and they're going to have to have a witness who had it in their hand or saw it or something. But it looks fake as hell. Like seriously fake. So why would this even be there? I don't know. You believe they doctored the files? Well, I do believe that the Epstein files probably have some deletions, but it would be a whole other level. You know, things that disappeared, but it would be a whole other level if somebody made up stuff and just put it in the file. Maybe nothing is impossible.

Scott Jennings' reaction to the story about the birthday card is my reaction to reading this: so what? I mean, 2003 before anything that happened. W