Ghislaine Maxwell told Doj Trump never did anything about her: Fuentes

During his nine hours talking to the attached attorney general Todd Blanche last month, Ghislaine Maxwell said anything during the interview that it would be harmful to President Donald Trump, telling Blanche that Trump had never done anything in his presence that would have caused concern, according to sources familiar with what Maxwell said.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration is considering publicly release the interview transcripts, they told ABC News to ABC News.

Maxwell’s meetings with Blanche took place for nine hours for two days.

There is also an audio recording of the interview, the sources said, but it is not clear if the administration plans to release the audio to accompany any public launch of the transcription.

The public launch of the transcripts could come as soon as this week, the sources said.

Maxwell, an associate of the late sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein, was sentenced by sexual trafficking and other positions and sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2022, which he was serving in a federal prison in Tallahassee, Florida, until his recent move to a federal prison field more relaxed in Texas. She is appealing her conviction before the United States Supreme Court.

ABC previously reported that it was Maxwell who requested the interview with the Department of Justice, according to sources familiar with the matter. Maxwell is also asking the Supreme Court to review his conviction and Trump has not ruled out forgiveness for her.

Maxwell’s lawyer, David Markus, said after his meetings with Blanche that Maxwell “would appreciate any relief.” He also said that Maxwell was asked about “one hundred different people” and said “she didn’t hold anything.”

Trump, asked Tuesday if he approved the transfer of prison for Maxwell, said: “I didn’t know at all. I read about that as you did. It’s not very uncommon.”

Trump also only said that anything Blanche argued with Maxwell during her meetings with her would be “totally above the board.”

After his first day of meetings with Maxwell, Blanche tweeted that “the Department of Justice will share additional information about what we learned at the appropriate time.”

CNN first reported that the administration was considering freeing transcripts.

In an interview with Newsmax last week, when they were asked when the Americans could hear about the content of the meeting, Trump said: “I don’t know, because I have not talked about that, but he is a very talented guy, Todd Blanche, and a very direct shooter, and I think he probably, you know, just to feel it, we would only like to free everything, but we do not want to free them.

Neither the White House nor the Department of Justice immediately responded to a request for comments from ABC News.