There is no doubt in the minds of America that President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton are on the outs.

Sure, there are photographs of the two chumming around in the past, even laughing with one another at Trump’s wedding, but those jovial jaunts are likely over.  Not only did Trump trounce Bill’s wife in the 2016 election, but the two have been at odds over their mutual acquaintance Jeffrey Epstein for some time.

Now, with Epstein dead and the entire nation smelling a coverup of some sort, President Trump isn’t shying away from connecting the dots publicly.  After a recent retweet regarding the Clintons’ ties to Epstein, Trump has again tackled the issue on his way to board Marine One.

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TRUMP: “I have no idea. I know he was on his plane 27 times…the question you have to ask is, did Bill Clinton go to the island?…I was never there…if you find that out, you’re going to know a lot.” pic.twitter.com/2okvjaFv2w

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Trump went on to mention that the island was a place where “bad things” occurred.

The FBI was recently reported to have raided Little St. James, owned by Epstein, in a massive operation many Americans believe has come too late.

Federal agents, including FBI and CBP were seen on the dock and grounds of Little Saint James, the island owned by accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The U.S. Attorney's Office and SDNY declined to comment on the operation. https://t.co/euCLwh7rKi pic.twitter.com/leAKQqgruA

— ABC News (@ABC) August 12, 2019

The Jeffrey Epstein saga will likely continue for some time to come, given Attorney General Bill Barr’s recent warning to the sex trafficker’s co-conspirators, who were warned that they should “not rest easy”.