President Trump is frustrated with the administration’s handling of the Epstein files, which has overshadowed his agenda and led to criticism from his base. Officials underestimated the public outrage and miscalculated the fallout from a memo stating there was no evidence to dispute Epstein’s suicide and no “client list.” Despite this, Trump has been hesitant to make personnel changes. Now, the Justice Department is under pressure from Congress to release more Epstein-related information.
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The Epstein Conspiracy Is the Horror Story of Our Age
It’s a chilling thought, really. Imagine being a victim, enduring the unimaginable, and then having to watch the very person who inflicted such pain ascend to the pinnacle of power. The man who caused your suffering, perhaps repeatedly, is now the president of the United States. Imagine the constant, sickening reminder, every day, every trial, every instance of them seemingly getting away with it.
Then consider the courtroom. You hope, you pray, you believe justice is within reach. You watch the Carroll case, clinging to the hope that finally, finally, some accountability will come.… Continue reading
Donald Trump’s visit to Scotland, coinciding with ongoing scandals in the U.S., presents a unique situation for the former president. While Trump enjoys the ceremonial aspects of his trip, including opening a new golf course, he faces scrutiny, especially regarding his alleged connection to Jeffrey Epstein, with reports surfacing in publications like The Wall Street Journal. Unlike the American media, the British press is unlikely to be swayed, promising persistent inquiries into Trump’s past and present associations. This contrast highlights a difference in media approaches and the challenges Trump faces as he navigates political complexities both at home and abroad.
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyer reported that she answered approximately 100 questions during a two-day interview with the Department of Justice regarding the Epstein case, without invoking any privileges. Maxwell’s cooperation comes as the DoJ re-examines its investigation into the case, facing scrutiny and calls for more information. Amidst this, Maxwell’s lawyer hinted at potential clemency from the president, who has the authority to do so. The former president has faced backlash for his relationship with Epstein and has tried to deflect attention away from the Epstein files, even though his name was mentioned.
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During a recent discussion, Mullin blocked Gallego’s resolution, which called for the release of the Epstein files. Mullin justified his actions by claiming the resolution was similar to other Democratic attempts. He indicated that the goal was to provide cover for Trump, as Mullin dismissed the resolution as political theater. This stance raises questions about what Trump and his administration need to be protected from regarding the Epstein case.
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Former U.S. Rep. George Santos is scheduled to begin a seven-year prison sentence on Friday for federal wire fraud and aggravated identity theft charges related to his congressional campaign. Santos, who pleaded guilty last summer, deceived donors and stole identities to fund his election bid. Despite declining comment, Santos stated in an interview that he expected to serve his sentence in a minimum-security prison and hosted a farewell party on social media. The ex-congressman had been ousted after fabricating much of his life story, including his financial background and education, leading to his political downfall.
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Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of sex trafficking, was seen with a mysterious white box upon returning to prison after a six-hour interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, raising further questions. The interview, expected to continue, saw Maxwell being forthright with her answers, according to her lawyer. The Department of Justice will release information at a later time. Speculation surrounds a potential deal involving immunity and a future pardon, possibly linked to denying any wrongdoing by former President Trump regarding his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
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New reports from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal provide further evidence of a birthday book for Jeffrey Epstein, which includes a contribution from Donald Trump, despite his denials. The reports indicate Trump was listed as a contributor in the book, alongside other notable figures. The existence of the book is corroborated by sources and a handwritten note from Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s accomplice. Following the reports, Trump responded on Truth Social, calling the information part of a “hoax” designed to distract from his achievements, but also launched a lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal for their reporting on the matter.
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New details surface daily, suggesting a closer relationship between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Despite Trump’s attempts to dismiss the story, including calling the accusations “fake news”, new evidence emerges, such as photographs and videos, depicting their interactions at various events. Trump’s denials and efforts to control the narrative are complicated by his previous statements about Epstein and the potential release of Epstein-related files. Furthermore, the White House’s responses have been dismissive, leading to ongoing speculation and scrutiny regarding the nature of their association and its potential ramifications.
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In response to Gallego’s resolution, Mullin objected, claiming it was political theater and would be handled similarly to past investigations targeting Trump, such as the impeachments and special counsels. Mullin’s obstruction suggests an effort to shield Trump from scrutiny, particularly regarding the release of Epstein files, despite the failure to deliver on promises regarding these documents. The focus on President Biden’s non-involvement is seen as a weak argument, as Trump was also a former president during Epstein’s death. By blocking the resolution, Mullin is seen as using technicalities to delay the process and protect Trump.
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