Staff Reports
The Department of Justice’s long-overdue release of the Jeffrey Epstein files has thrown open a window into the swamp the elites have been desperately trying to hide. Millions of pages landed in the public domain at the end of January, and instead of honest reporting we’ve seen the usual establishment spin to protect their friends. Ordinary Americans deserve the truth, and if those documents contain evidence that a scribbler like Michael Wolff was in the pocket of Epstein, the people responsible must be held to account.
President Trump wasted no time calling out what every patriot can see: the swamp tried to weaponize Epstein’s connection to him, and now the tables are turning. He publicly said the files “absolve” him and threatened to sue Michael Wolff and even the Epstein estate for conspiring to damage his reputation and his campaign. Whether you love the guy or not, a president who fights back against coordinated character assassination is doing the work decency and justice demand.
The documents themselves are damning for the left’s favorite gatekeepers: emails and notes show Wolff acting as a go-between and at times even advising Epstein on media strategy, including ways to exploit Trump’s name for political ends. That’s not mere innuendo anymore; it’s documentary evidence that should make any fair-minded person outraged at the collusion between sleazy operatives and their media enablers. If Wolff used Epstein to gin up smears, the courts should strip away his credibility and the voters should strip away his platform.
Let’s not forget Wolff’s own recent legal battles — he sued Melania Trump after her counsel threatened him over his Epstein-related allegations, which shows how messy and personal these attacks became. The man who once trafficked in anonymous dirt now claims the moral high ground, and the hypocrisy is staggering. Conservatives should not shrink from a fight about truth; if Wolff lied and pushed false narratives, a billion-dollar threat or a countersuit is exactly the kind of accountability that will make the swamp think twice.
Of course the establishment media is already trying to gaslight the public, characterizing parts of the release as “sensational” and pointing to redactions as a cover for competence rather than corruption. The DOJ itself warned some allegations are unverified, which is exactly why lawsuits and open discovery are needed — not more soft-peddled excuses that protect elites. Americans tired of two-tier justice should demand that the full, unredacted truth be released under court supervision and that anyone who conspired with Epstein face consequences.
This is a moment for conservatives to stand firm: demand transparency, applaud the president for pushing back, and insist the legal system treat these revelations like the national scandal they are. If President Trump follows through with litigation against Michael Wolff and the Epstein estate, it won’t just be revenge — it will be a necessary recalibration of accountability in our republic. Hardworking Americans want justice, not cover-ups, and they deserve leaders who actually defend them from lies and political dirty tricks.
