Rick Wilson's The Enemies List
Jul 31, 2025 · 22 min · 11 segments
PART I The guy who is eternally on the Enemies List, the 45th and 47th president -- aka Vladdy's Boy, aka Don the Con, aka F*ckboi Von Clownface -- is getting an extra special mention this week. Every…
And, look, there are a million reasons to put Donald Trump at the top of the enemies list.
There are, there are, there are a dozen new ones almost every day, great and petty, uh, offenses to the country.
But on Tuesday of this week, Donald Trump came out and he described very clearly that he knew who Virginia Giuffre was.
Mr.
President, did one-
Mr.
President, did one of those-
... did one of those stolen, um, you know, persons, does that include Vi- Virginia Giuffre? Uh, I don't know.
I think she worked at the spa.
I think so.
I think that was one of the people.
Yeah.
He s- he stole her.
You're wondering, uh, I'm sure like many people, if a man who has such a wide s- widespread diverse empire in real estate development, in golf courses, in resorts, in condos, and all that other stuff, how did Donald Trump know a 17-year-old girl who worked for him? How did Donald Trump know that a teenager who was, who was one of those staffers in resorts who is essentially, not that they don't work hard, not that they're not good people, but they're essentially invisible, you're asking yourself, "How does, how does he know who this young invisible staffer was? How does he know?" Her testimony over time is much clearer than Trump's.
And Donald Trump deserves the enemies list position here because it's so important.
His elliptical comment in 2004, "Oh, Jeff likes 'em on the younger side." (laughs) When you match that up with the wonderful secret book quote that Donald Trump sent for his birthday book, for Epstein's birthday book, when you match that up with a lifetime of Donald Trump making skeezy, weird comments about young girls, like, "I'll be dating her in 10 years," to, like, a seven-year-old.
Thursday night.
You going up the escalator? Yeah.
I'm gonna be dating her in 10 years.
(laughs).
And, look, there are a million reasons to put Donald Trump at the top of the enemies list.
There are, there are, there are a dozen new ones almost every day, great and petty, uh, offenses to the country.
But on Tuesday of this week, Donald Trump came out and he described very clearly that he knew who Virginia Giuffre was.
Mr.
President, did one-
Mr.
President, did one of those-
... did one of those stolen, um, you know, persons, does that include Vi- Virginia Giuffre? Uh, I don't know.
I think she worked at the spa.
I think so.
I think that was one of the people.
Yeah.
He s- he stole her.
You're wondering, uh, I'm sure like many people, if a man who has such a wide s- widespread diverse empire in real estate development, in golf courses, in resorts, in condos, and all that other stuff, how did Donald Trump know a 17-year-old girl who worked for him? How did Donald Trump know that a teenager who was, who was one of those staffers in resorts who is essentially, not that they don't work hard, not that they're not good people, but they're essentially invisible, you're asking yourself, "How does, how does he know who this young invisible staffer was? How does he know?" Her testimony over time is much clearer than Trump's.
And Donald Trump deserves the enemies list position here because it's so important.
His elliptical comment in 2004, "Oh, Jeff likes 'em on the younger side." (laughs) When you match that up with the wonderful secret book quote that Donald Trump sent for his birthday book, for Epstein's birthday book, when you match that up with a lifetime of Donald Trump making skeezy, weird comments about young girls, like, "I'll be dating her in 10 years," to, like, a seven-year-old.
Thursday night.
You going up the escalator? Yeah.
I'm gonna be dating her in 10 years.
(laughs).
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