According to Mediate, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former friend and advisor to former First Lady Melania Trump, expressed her hopes that the Special Counsel investigating the events of January 6th has access to her emails and text messages. In a recent interview on the Lights On with Jessica Denson podcast, Wolkoff discussed the possibility of former President Donald Trump’s indictment for January 6th and election interference.
Wolkoff, who resigned as an unpaid advisor to Melania Trump in 2018, later wrote a book titled “Melania & Me,” which included direct quotes from the First Lady, obtained through secretly recorded conversations. Reacting to the indictments coming down against Trump, she emphasized the importance of accountability and justice finally being pursued.
During the conversation, the host discussed the case against Trump for mishandling classified documents and questioned the possibility of Melania being called as a witness. Wolkoff suggested that Melania had been subpoenaed in various investigations and speculated that evidence might show she was aware of what was happening and aligned with Trump’s thinking.
“I think Melania Trump was subpoenaed several times in different investigations. Whether or not she complied with them and what she actually handed over is going to be, I think, a shock to all of us,” Wolkoff said.
“I do believe that between her texts and Signal and WhatsApp and also her many different emails that she uses, that there absolutely is going to be evidence that shows that she understood what was going on and that she was a part of everything that really does go on with Donald and is very much aligned with his thinking and the way that they support each other. Forget about being a transactional couple. They are a transactional criminal enterprise
She mentioned that Melania used multiple communication platforms like texts, Signal, WhatsApp, and private emails, and hoped that investigators like Jack Smith have access to all of these communications. Wolkoff emphasized that the alleged corruption and deceit within the Trump world were very real, and she believes that evidence from Melania’s communications could shed light on the extent of her knowledge and involvement.
It is essential to note that this is Wolkoff’s perspective, and investigations are ongoing. The Special Counsel’s inquiry into January 6th and related matters is a critical part of determining accountability for the events and any potential involvement of individuals connected to the former president.
