Explosive new audio reveals that Donald Trump detailed to Jeffrey Epstein how he really feels about his White House staff and that Epstein touted old photos of Trump with half-naked women at the site of the rampant sexual abuse of young girls by the pedophiles were taken in.

For the Thursday episode of his podcast by author Michael Wolff Fire and furyWolff shared a recording of a 2017 conversation with Epstein in which the convicted sex offender and suspected human trafficker described Trump's true feelings toward members of his administration, The Daily Beast reported.

“His people fight each other and then have outsiders – he poisons the outside well, so to speak,” Epstein told Wolff. Epstein continued to paraphrase Trump's candid statements about his former strategist Steve Bannon, former chief of staff Reince Priebus and his adviser Kellyanne Conway.

“He'll tell 10 people, 'Bannon is a scumbag' and 'Priebus isn't doing a good job' and 'Kelly has a big mouth' – what do you think?” “Jamie Dimon says you’re a problem and I shouldn’t keep you. And I spoke to Carl Icahn. And Carl thinks I need a new spokesman,” Epstein said.

“'So Kelly(anne) – even though I hired Kellyanne's husband – Kellyanne is just too much of a wild card.' And then he says to Bannon, “You know I really want to keep you, but Kellyanne hates you,” Epstein continued.

Wolff said he had about 100 hours of recordings of Epstein discussing the inner workings of the Trump White House and his long-standing, deep relationship with Donald Trump.

Epstein also released photos from the “late '90s” showing Trump surrounded by “topless young women” at Epstein's home in Palm Beach, Florida, where the disgraced financier, along with his girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, visited dozens of underage girls bullied.

“And in some pictures they are sitting on his lap,” said Wolff. “I mean, and then there's one that I remember in particular where there's a stain, a tell-tale stain, and on the front of Trump's pants, and the girls are pointing at him and laughing.”

Wolff claimed the FBI discovered the photos in Epstein's safe when the agency searched his home in 2019, but never released the images to the public. Wolff described the photos as he discussed how he used Epstein as a primary source for his book Fire and furywhich focused on the Trump White House.

Wolff said Epstein was afraid of Trump and believed he was “capable of anything.”

The Trump campaign denied Wolff's claims in a statement The Daily Beast. “Michael Wolff is a disgraced writer who regularly makes up lies to sell fiction because he clearly has no morals or ethics,” a spokesman said in a statement.

“He waited until days before the election to make outlandish false slanders, all in an effort to effect blatant election interference on behalf of Kamala Harris. He is a failed journalist who resorts to lies to get attention.”

Last week a former model came forward allegations that Trump once groped her at a party as part of a “twisted game” he was playing with Epstein. Trump recently praised Epstein called the sex offender, who died in prison before standing trial on sex trafficking charges, a “good salesman.”

“He had some nice assets that he threw around like islands,” Trump said in September, clarifying that he had never been to Epstein’s notorious sex trafficking hub. Trump dithered for years about the prospect of releasing files on Epstein's known associates, and claims that they probably contained “fake” stuff.

This story has been updated.