Staff Reports
President Donald Trump made jaws drop during a recent press briefing. He calmly declared, “I’ll give you the Epstein list,” tossing out the name “Bill.” Supporters erupted in cheers, hoping this means accountability for elite pedophiles. Critics claim it’s just another distraction from real issues.
Attorney General Pam Bondi reportedly warned Trump earlier about his name appearing in Epstein files. Her deputy confirmed no evidence of wrongdoing but refused to release more docs with victim names. Sticky hypocritical divide here: team Trump promised transparency but hid behind victim privacy now.
Back in May, whistleblowers revealed DOJ and FBI reviewed Epstein’s government files. They found no “credible evidence” to charge others, so they’re keeping it all secret. Typical Swamp behavior—cover up for buddies while pretending to protect victims.
Fiery liberal Sen. Ron Wyden fired off a letter demanding DOJ investigate Epstein’s finances again. He ripped the review as “not a real investigation” and wants more probes targeting wealthy donors. Easy to see why: deep state wants Epstein’s dirty secrets buried forever.
Trump loyalists remind us: this administration fought to expose Epstein’s crimes. Kash Patel, former FBI nominee, once vowed to reveal “full weight” of Epstein ties. But now DOJ drags heels, letting leftist fake news dominate the narrative.
Bondi once claimed Epstein’s “client list is sitting on my desk” but later backtracked. Whatcha know? DOJ insists no “incriminating client list” exists. Believes us? Or hiding for someone? Patriots demand: Let We the People judge.
Establishment cowards in DOJ say releasing names would “perpetuate unfounded theories.” But we know where their theories come from—same folk protecting Epstein for years. Time to flush the whole rotten system.
Lefties keep pushing “Trump is hiding something.” Yet his team claims full cooperation while shielding victims. Real truth: Deep State uses victimhood to cover its own track by Epstein. Patriots must keep pushing: Transparency now.
