Donald Trump 'Thinks' About 'What the Right Answer Would Be' When Asked About Jeffrey Epstein's Crimes, Body Language Expert Claims

Donald Trump's demeanor when talking about his former friend Jeffrey Epstein suggests he doesn't always have an answer at the top of his head.

The president spoke with NBC's Tom Llamas in a wide-ranging interview on Wednesday, February 4, with body language expert Inbaal Honigman exclusively speaking to OK! about his telling gestures during the chat.

"Trump uses a very strong blocking gesture when he says he had nothing to do with Epstein. He moves his right hand from left to right in a straight cutting motion, which means that he is resolute about it, and he will make no further statement about it," Honigman explained via Casino.org. "This move says that 'this is it,' it is so, because he says that it is so."

Honigmann pointed out how during that part of the conversation, the president "maintains eye contact with Llamas, indicating sincerity, but every time he's about to give an answer, he gazes sideways."

"This little gaze before each answer, reveals that he's having a little private moment with himself, and each time he's thinking what the 'right' answer would be," she spilled. "Sometimes it would be the truth and other times it may be embellished, but he's got to think of each individual answer in turn."

Honigman also dissected Trump's gestures when he admitted he was "bothered" by Bill Clinton being in the Epstein files since he "likes" the former POTUS.

"When Trump says he likes Bill Clinton, he's being absolutely genuine. He lowers his head as if in a bow, and lowers his eyebrows in concentration," she noted. "He reveals that his affection for Clinton is due to the behavior that Clinton showed Trump, and when he says that, Trump holds his hands wide, in a welcoming gesture."

"Trump's accordion moves, the wheeler-dealer moves, are very noticeable during this part of the interview, meaning that he wants to be believed," he said. "Trump may need for the Democrats to hear that he is fond of Clinton, in case that stops them coming after him."

As OK! reported, despite Trump's past friendship with Epstein, he has not been incriminated in any of the s-- trafficker's crimes, nor has Clinton. Clinton is set to testify alongside wife Hillary Clinton after being subpoenaed in relation to the investigation into the late pedophile.