The Trump administration has reversed course on releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files after previously promising transparency. Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel have now stated that there is no incriminating client list and that no further disclosure will be made, despite prior claims of having and being ready to release the files. This change of stance, coinciding with Trump’s agitated reactions to questions about Epstein, raises questions about his connections to the billionaire. Given Epstein’s close relationship with Trump and alleged ties to intelligence, the sudden shift in the administration’s position suggests a potential cover-up.
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During a recent Fox News interview, the initial broadcast of Donald Trump’s response to a question about declassifying the Jeffrey Epstein files was edited. The full answer, which later aired on a Fox News radio show, revealed Trump’s hesitation about releasing the documents, citing concerns about potentially false information and its impact on individuals. Trump expressed interest in the circumstances surrounding Epstein’s death. The discrepancy in the broadcast has raised questions, particularly given Fox News’s generally favorable coverage of Trump and the network has yet to respond to requests for comment.
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The release of information about Jeffrey Epstein has sparked controversy, with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez labeling Donald Trump a “rapist” on X. This came after Trump and his administration faced backlash for stating that a “client list” did not exist. Trump and his spokesperson responded with harsh critiques of Ocasio-Cortez. This controversy follows Elon Musk’s accusation of Trump’s appearance in the Epstein files, and Trump’s recent dismissal of questions about the matter.
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At the Student Action Summit, attendees focused on the “Epstein files,” expressing skepticism about the official narrative surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and calling for further investigation. Despite this, Trump publicly dismissed the importance of the issue, siding with Attorney General Pam Bondi and downplaying the relevance of the files on Truth Social. This stance has caused a rift among Trump’s base, who are now questioning his judgment and challenging his long-held support. High-profile Trump supporters and influencers are still pushing for the investigation of the Epstein files.
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Following criticism from MAGA supporters regarding the lack of an Epstein client list release, former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to defend Attorney General Pam Bondi. Trump criticized those focusing on Bondi, stating that she is doing a “FANTASTIC JOB,” and instead focused on the Biden administration. Trump questioned why attention was being given to the Epstein files, emphasizing his administration’s successes and suggesting that the focus should be on investigating voter fraud and political corruption. Trump’s statement came after intense scrutiny and after he also lashed out at a reporter for asking about the Epstein files.
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In a memo released last week, the Department of Justice and the FBI stated there was no evidence of a “client list” or blackmail connected to Jeffrey Epstein, confirming his death by suicide and that no further information would be released. This prompted criticism from some on the US far-right, with Trump defending Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel against the backlash. Trump urged his supporters to shift focus away from Epstein, suggesting the investigation was a distraction, and instead focus on the “Rigged and Stolen Election of 2020.” While Trump dismissed the conspiracy theories, some within his inner circle like Dan Bongino were reportedly displeased with the administration’s handling of the matter.
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In a recent turn of events, former President Donald Trump publicly defended Attorney General Pam Bondi on Truth Social, following criticism from within the MAGA movement regarding the release of the Epstein files. Trump urged unity and criticized those attacking Bondi, while also making unsubstantiated claims about the origins of the files, attributing them to figures like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. This defense came after a Department of Justice memo stated there was no secret client list, contradicting Bondi’s earlier claims and upsetting some MAGA supporters. The situation also led to internal tensions, with figures like Kash Patel and Dan Bongino reportedly considering leaving the administration, and some Trump allies calling for Bondi’s removal.
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Bannon warns GOP could lose 40 House seats over Epstein files, and that certainly sets the stage for some interesting political theater. It’s hard to ignore the implications, especially in the current climate. The idea that the release of these files could trigger such a significant shift in power is a pretty bold claim, and it’s generating a lot of chatter.
Looking at the potential fallout, many people are already skeptical. The sentiment seems to be that Republicans are pretty good at sticking together, no matter what. They’re often seen as following the party line, regardless of the scandal, and some believe this will insulate them from the impact of the Epstein files.… Continue reading
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez labeled Donald Trump a “rapist” on social media, criticizing his handling of the released Epstein files. Her remarks were made amidst controversy surrounding the files, with Trump’s administration facing backlash for the lack of client lists and the reported modification of surveillance footage. Trump has responded by dismissing the ongoing discussion about Epstein. This isn’t the first time Ocasio-Cortez has used the term, and Trump has a history of being scrutinized for his association with Jeffrey Epstein, despite his denials.
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