President Trump added fuel to the conspiracy theories surrounding\u00a0multimillionaire\u00a0Jeffrey Epstein’s<\/a>\u00a0apparent suicide on Saturday when he retweeted a post that implied\u00a0former President Bill Clinton\u00a0<\/a>was\u00a0linked to\u00a0Epstein’s\u00a0death.<\/p>\n The tweet came from self-described comedian Terrence K. Williams who echoed many on social media in suggesting a connection between the Clintons and Epstein, who previously was an acquaintance of\u00a0the former president.<\/p>\n “Died of SUICIDE on 24\/7 SUICIDE WATCH ? Yeah right! How does that happen,” the tweet read, alongside a photo of Epstein and one of the Clintons.\u00a0“#JefferyEpstein<\/a>\u00a0had information on Bill Clinton & now he\u2019s dead I see\u00a0#TrumpBodyCount<\/a>\u00a0trending but we know who did this! RT if you\u2019re not Surprised.”<\/p>\n Trump’s tweet came shortly after\u00a0Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., pushed back on the “immediate rush to spread conspiracy theories about someone” in another political party.<\/p>\n Williams’ video argued that “for some odd reason, people with information on the Clintons end up dead and they usually die from suicide.” “C’mon now,” he continued incredulously on the video.<\/p>\n