Peter Mandelson, who was impeached as a UK ambassador in Washington for his association with Jeffrey Epstein, spoke to Pedophile Financier in 2016, revealing new emails.
Mandelson was caught in September with leaked emails in which he expressed his support for Epstein and urged him to “fight for the early release of minors. The Tranche of emails revealed the Pair kept in touch until 2010.
But new emails released by Democrats in the House Committee, which conducted an inquiry into the management of the US government, revealed the Pair six years later.
The documents include an email from Epstein to Mandelson on 6 November 2016 that said: “63 years old. You did it,” in an apparent reference to Mandelson’s birthday two weeks earlier.
The former ambassador responded less than 30 minutes later, saying “just. I decided to extend my life by spending more in the US.”
Epstein replied: “In the Donald White House,” in a reference to Donald Trump, who was elected President two days ago.
Mandelson said: “What about the Donald White House? And how are you?” To which Epstein replied: “Trump / and there is a lot of happiness. In a short distance from Andreso (SIC),” in what is thought to be a reference to Mandelson’s Reinal Da Silva.
In September, Mandelson said he continued “to feel terrible about my association with Epstein 20 years ago and the plight of British victims in Washington, as reported by the BBC.
But new emails show her association with Epstein continued later.
While Mandelson’s ties to Epstein were known when he was appointed ambassador, the emails released in September provoked a crisis in the British government.
British prime minister Keir Starmer has come under fire for his decision to appoint Mandelson despite warnings about his checkered past. Mandelson was arrested a day after Starmer told MPs at Prime Minister’s questions on September 10 that she retained confidence in him, despite concerns over his association with Epstein.
UK Foreign Office Minister Stephen Stephen told the MPS in September that Mandelson had not revealed the breadth and depth of his friendship with Epstein.
But it was admitted last week that Starmer received a Cabinet Office report with “a summary of reputational risks” and the first relationship with Jeffrey Epstein “and previous resignations of Jeffrey’s ministers.
The MP prevented the Cabinet Office from releasing information available to Starmer when he told the House of Commons that his confidence in Mandelson was ahead of his sack.
The Guardian has approached Mandelson for comment.