My reference to 'secrets' in Epstein letter was to the secret levels on Tony Hawk's Underground, explains Trump

DONALD Trump has explained the ‘secret’ he and Jeffrey Epstein shared was how to unlock Shrek as a playable character on Tony Hawk’s Underground.

The president said the note he wrote for Epstein’s 50th birthday which said ‘may every day be another wonderful secret’ was in reference to the 2003 game, which he was an aficionado of and 100 percented.

He continued: “You think this is about sex with underage girls? Fake news. Or fakie news, as Jeff and I would have quipped back in the day. That’s a skating reference.

“Yes, I used to travel to Epstein Island frequently, but certainly not to perform sexual acts with trafficked teens, because that never took place and anyone who might say otherwise is dead or in jail. Instead, we would spend long nights on the PS2 mastering lip tricks.

“I ignored all the girls that were there, I didn’t so much as unlock their cages. My total focus was on getting my skater – I used an image of my own face for a custom one, Jeff used a picture of a different anatomical feature – to turn pro.

“This is why the Epstein files cannot be released. We cannot allow Democrat noobs like Hillary and Biden the knowledge of how to unlock moon gravity.”

He added: “You get the Shrek character by completing the story on easy. That’s actually very hard, the hardest mode. I’m the only guy who ever did it.”

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We have always been passionate about vaping, Fortnite and drip, by Kemi Badenoch

AFTER a hard day being Tory leader, there’s nothing I like more than to chillax with a mango ice vape, some Charlie XXX and spawning into a nice relaxing game of Fortnite. I find it very nang.

‘But wait, that sounds surprisingly modish for a Conservative leader,’ you’re probably thinking. Aren’t we just a bunch of stuffy old politicians whose attempts to look cool are always agonisingly embarrassing? Take a chill pill, daddio – the Conservative Party of 2025 is down wit da yute!

Yes, it would be unusual if I went into Conservative HQ without seeing shadow education minister Laura Trott making a TikTok video, or our justice secretary Robert Jenrick playing Grand Theft Auto V – without breaking the law at any point, of course! 

Let me be clear – this is in no way connected with yesterday’s news that the voting age is being lowered to 16. I merely wanted to remind voters that the Tories are, and always have been, the party of young people. Rory Stewart has a podcast. Louise Mensch took drugs. Boris Johnson married a woman 24 years younger than himself.

Unlike Labour and Reform, young persons are a top priority for us. Just yesterday Chris Philp said to me: ‘Love the drip, Kemi, but what are we going to do for the 16-21 mandem when we form the next government?’ 

I replied in a similarly youth-oriented fashion: ‘Bruh, all young persons will receive an Amazon voucher worth £200 to help them get started in life with things like pots and a spatula.’ ‘Big yikes,’ he replied excitedly. ‘That policy proposal is bussin’!’

And it does not end there. We propose faster tunnel-digging in Minecraft, replacing difficult, unpopular school subjects like maths and chemistry with watching Dua Lipa videos, and more of what young people need most – very small rental flats.

So as you can see, there is only one party that has a genuine understanding of young people and modern youth culture. Vote Tory in 2029, fellow kids. It will be totes amazeballs.