By John Q. Hosedrinker 
In a recent Truth Social post, former President Donald Trump criticized some of his supporters for believing what he called the “Jeffrey Epstein Hoax.” This remark, which grouped the Epstein controversy with other past disputes, comes amid efforts to quiet unrest within conservative circles. Trump’s comments have sparked immediate backlash, with many expressing surprise and disbelief. House Republicans’ recent blocking of a vote to publicize Epstein files has also drawn criticism and raised questions about transparency.
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Trump Slams Supporters for Believing Jeffrey Epstein ‘Bulls***’
It’s fascinating, isn’t it? The sheer audacity of it all. Trump, the man who practically built a political career on promising to expose the Epstein “deep state,” is now slamming his own supporters for believing the very claims he once stoked. He’s essentially calling them gullible for falling for the narrative *he* helped to amplify. It’s as if the reality of the Epstein saga, the documented flight logs, the allegations, and the circling of his own name in the notorious “Black Book,” has finally become too hot to handle.
The irony is almost unbearable. He built a significant part of his appeal on the promise of transparency, of draining the swamp, of exposing the hidden evils of the elite. Now, when his own name appears, his reaction is one of dismissiveness, of calling the entire thing “bullshit.” He ran on the idea that he would expose the Epstein files. Now he acts as though they don’t exist. It’s a clear sign of panic.
The pieces of the puzzle are laid out for all to see. The verified court documents, the flight logs, the testimony, and the simple fact that Trump’s name is quite literally circled in the notorious “Black Book.” All these facts, when put together, don’t paint a pretty picture. The fact that he appears in this book, and on the flight logs, raises serious questions that he seemingly wants to shut down. This isn’t just speculation; it’s a documented trail.
Now, he seems to be trying to deflect. He knows that silence is usually the best course, but he seemingly can’t help himself. Perhaps the old playbook of deflection, denial, and distraction is all he has left. He’s resorting to familiar tactics. The old “fake news” drumbeat, the dismissal of anything that contradicts his narrative, and the insults directed towards those who dare to question him. It’s a desperate move, and it’s increasingly transparent.
He’s essentially saying to his supporters, “You’re stupid for believing this, but also, I don’t want your support anymore!” It’s hard to imagine a more effective way to alienate a base, but that’s precisely what he’s doing. You can almost hear the wheels grinding. The Epstein scandal, which he weaponized, is now a direct threat to his public image. The very thing that he tried to promote as a means to garner attention, is now biting him directly on the backside.
The documents are out there. The flight logs are there. The accusations are out there. Yet, instead of providing answers, we’re met with dismissals and insults. He is essentially cutting ties with his supporters who are now demanding accountability for the very thing he promised to expose. It is a complete reversal. It seems the “bullshit” isn’t the Epstein story itself, but rather the fact that it’s now implicating him directly.
We also have to consider the role of Les Wexner, an individual who seems to be just as important as Ghislaine Maxwell. He gave Epstein the keys to his empire, seemingly without a second thought. Wexner’s role needs to be examined further. It’s not just about Trump and Epstein; there’s a whole network of individuals and institutions that enabled Epstein’s alleged crimes.
The desperation is palpable. He’s lashing out at those who bought into the promises he made, the promises he used to gain power. It’s a betrayal of trust on an enormous scale, and the fallout is likely to be significant. The more he denies and deflects, the more he reveals. The more he slams his supporters, the more he exposes his own culpability.
The situation is evolving, and the truth is slowly but surely coming to light. Time will tell how far this unraveling will go, but one thing is certain: The Epstein saga is far from over. The fact that the information about the Epstein case is out there, and yet he is still denying and deflecting is a major sign that he is up to no good. If he was innocent, it’s likely the Epstein files would have been released and plastered all over the news. His behavior shows quite the opposite.