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John Sununu Campaign Took Major Donations From Close Epstein Associates
Sununu’s donor list is a who’s who of the Epstein class
Key Points
- John E. Sununu received nearly $70,000 from billionaires tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Donors include Schwab, Schwarzman, Paulson, and Rowan, all documented associates of Epstein.
- Sununu denied connections; travel records show prior Doha visit linked to Epstein’s network.
New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate John Sununu’s campaign committee and joint fundraising committee accepted nearly $70,000 in campaign donations in the Q4 of 2025 and Q1 of 2026 from multiple billionaires who had close ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Four names of note appear in recent FEC filings for Sununu’s campaign: Charles Schwab, Stephen Schwarzman, John Paulson, and Marc Rowan, each with a net worth between $4 billion and $42 billion. All four names also feature prominantly in the Epstein Files as close associates of Jeffrey Epstein himself.
Charles Schwab reportedly attempted to assist Epstein in the purchase of a home in Morocco, a country without an extradition treaty with the U.S., only 10 days before Epstein’s arrest in 2019. Schwab wired $27.7 million to a realtor in Morocco on behalf of Epstein, including from one account that had insufficient funds.
Reporting further shows that Schwab’s firm maintained these accounts for several months and facilitated multiple transactions. Schwab declined to comment publicly on the details, citing privacy and regulatory obligations. He was also subpoenaed in connection with litigation involving Epstein’s estate and has been referenced in numerous documents released by the Department of Justice.
John Paulson, a billionaire hedge fund manager who got rich in the lead up to the 2008 financial crisis, appeared in Epstein’s so-called “little black book” of important contacts along with only about 348 other people. Paulson’s SuperPac has also spent a quarter of a million dollars on ads trying to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie, who is leading the charge on the Republican side to unseal the Epstein files, and co-authored the Epstein Transparency Act.
Epstein also told an associate to contact Paulson in an email from 2010:
Steven Schwarzman and Epstein were co-founders and members of an exclusive social club for billionaires in New York called the Core Club. Epstein was described as “lurking at the core of the Core Club,” which by the mid-2000’s had become a ritzy “hub for real estate’s elite” bringing together the wealthiest in multiple industries including Schwarzman, Aby Rosen of RFR, Steven Roth of Vornado Realty Trust, and Estee Lauder Executive Chairman William Lauder.
The Wall Street Journal dubbed the Core Club “The Private Manhattan Club With a Jeffrey Epstein Problem” in a piece from February of this year.
Epstein also called Schwarzman, “terrific” in an email to an associate in 2010:
Marc Rowan regularly had meetings with Epstein in his New York home where we now know Epstein was sexually assaulting young girls. Rowan, co-founder of Apollo Global Management, has longstanding ties to Republican political fundraising efforts and has donated millions of dollars to GOP-aligned committees in recent years. He has also been associated with President Donald Trump and was previously considered for a Treasury Secretary role.
Documents released in connection with Epstein investigations indicate that Rowan maintained contact with Epstein during the 2010s. Records show multiple meetings, including visits to Epstein’s New York residence, as well as ongoing communication related to financial and professional matters.
Documents also suggest that Epstein and Rowan discussed business strategies and that Epstein was consulted on certain financial issues involving Apollo. The records also indicate that introductions were made between Epstein and other business figures through Rowan’s network. Apollo shareholders filed a class action lawsuit alleging that senior leadership, including Rowan, misrepresented the extent of Epstein’s involvement with the firm.
Sununu himself was also mentioned by Epstein as a recommendation to his friend and advisor Boris Nikolic for someone to meet up with while visiting Doha, Qatar, because Sununu “has good stories,” according to emails in the Epstein files.
Sununu later denied being in the Epstein files or ever having been to Doha, despite travel records showing him going there in 2001 and meeting with a member of the Qatari royal family who was a close friend of Epstein.
In 2010, Nikolic sent an email to Epstein saying he was taking a trip to Doha, Qatar and asked Epstein if there were any interesting people he should meet with while he was there. Epstein responded with, “you are the most interesting person there..they should be calling me asking me how to meeet[sic] you.,, john sununu, has good stories.”
Sununu is running for U.S. Senate from New Hampshire in 2026.
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Troy Matthews
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