Are there credible sources or evidence supporting claims of sexual acts between Donald Trump and Bill Clinton?

1. What the documents and reporting actually show about Epstein, Trump and Clinton

The newly released Epstein-related documents and emails discussed by NBC News, Reuters and other outlets include references to Trump and Clinton and show Epstein’s commentary about various powerful people, but the reporting emphasizes commentary and social ties rather than evidence of criminal sexual conduct by either former president with each other; Reuters and ABC note that “no credible evidence has surfaced” linking Clinton to Epstein’s sex‑trafficking ^{[3] [1] [4]}. ABC News further reports that no Epstein survivor or associate has made a public allegation of wrongdoing by Clinton in connection with Epstein ^[2].

2. Claims floated publicly — and how outlets frame them

President Trump and others have publicly called for probes and suggested investigative scrutiny into Clinton’s contacts with Epstein after document releases; reporting makes clear those calls are political responses to newly surfaced emails and that the emails themselves do not amount to proof of criminal conduct by Clinton ^{[5] [6]}. News organizations and Reuters explicitly state the distinction between social interaction or travel logs and evidentiary allegations of trafficking or sexual abuse ^{[1] [2]}.

3. What survivors and investigators have said in the coverage

Virginia Giuffre’s memoir and civil litigation related to Epstein raised questions about who socialized with Epstein and where, and Giuffre mentioned meeting both men in contexts not alleged to be sexual encounters with her or with each other; Newsweek reports she did not accuse Trump or Clinton of sexual acts ^[7]. Reporting of flight logs and travel shows Clinton flew on Epstein’s planes on some trips but does not show visits to Epstein’s private island in the records that have been publicly litigated; ABC’s coverage underlines that flight records do not indicate trips by Clinton or Trump to Epstein’s island ^[2].

4. Public allegations on Clinton’s past sexual conduct are separate and documented

Bill Clinton’s history of sexual‑misconduct allegations (for which public debate and legal scrutiny exist) is a separate body of reporting from the Epstein material; encyclopedic coverage and long‑running reporting note allegations against Clinton from decades past, including the Lewinsky matter and other claims, but those sources do not assert any sexual acts between Clinton and Trump ^{[8] [9]}. In other words, the record contains allegations about Clinton’s conduct with others, not allegations that he had sexual relations with Donald Trump ^{[8] [9]}.

5. Limits of the current reporting and what is not claimed

Available sources do not mention any allegation, witness statement, court filing, or documentary proof asserting sexual acts between Donald Trump and Bill Clinton themselves; where sources discuss Trump and Clinton together, they do so in the context of Epstein-related social ties, public statements, or political attacks ^{[3] [5]}. If you are asking whether any source in this set documents sexual activity between the two men, that is not found in current reporting ^{[1] [2]}.

6. Why such claims gain traction — politics, documents and insinuation

The reporting shows how politically charged insinuation and selective reading of emails can amplify suspicions: President Trump’s public demands for DOJ probes and media commentaries are framed as attempts to draw equivalence between his and Clinton’s Epstein-era contacts and to deflect scrutiny, a motive explicitly noted in Reuters and DW coverage ^{[1] [5]}. At the same time, Clinton spokespeople and some reporting point to documents and statements that “prove Bill Clinton did nothing and knew nothing,” highlighting competing narratives ^{[2] [10]}.

7. Bottom line for readers seeking evidence

Based on the sources provided, there is no credible or corroborated evidence in public reporting that Donald Trump and Bill Clinton engaged in sexual acts with each other; available documents and survivor statements referenced in these reports discuss social contact, travel, or allegations against Epstein and other associates, but do not substantiate a claim of sexual activity between the two former presidents ^{[1] [3] [2]}. If you want primary documents or sworn testimony on that specific allegation, available sources do not mention such evidence ^{[1] [2]}.