#jeffrey-epstein

#jeffrey-epstein

Typically unwavering in support of Donald Trump, all have criticised his administration's handling of files about the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. However, some of Trump’s supporters are urging Congress for more transparency on the issue.

I gave the president my view of how to handle it. Pretty much what I told you guys. Don't talk about it. Get Bondi, the Justice Department, in a methodical way to explain what's going on.

During her legal troubles, Trump wished her well. Trump reportedly made a personal appeal to the editor-in-chief of the Journal in a vain attempt to get the story spiked.

Fox News has mentioned Epstein far less than other cable news networks this week, focusing more airtime on MAGA allegations against Obama and the 2016 election.

Epstein's victims and the public deserve transparency, accountability, and healing. For too long, powerful abusers and their enablers have operated in the shadows—shielded by institutions more interested in protecting predators than centering survivors. Today, we changed that.

House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the importance of full transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case, expressing concerns regarding the number of victims and potential accomplices.

The White House is addressing inquiries regarding the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, amidst pressures and public interest in accountability and transparency.

The Justice Department and the House Oversight Committee are seeking to interview Ghislane Maxwell, a convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, amid mounting inquiries about the Epstein files.

By an 8-2 margin, the subcommittee approved a subpoena for all Department of Justice records related to Epstein.

The subcommittee's Republican chairman, Rep. Clay Higgins of Louisiana, postponed a vote on the matter until the end of the meeting. While several Republicans on the panel are members of a right-wing faction and have called for the release of the files, it was not clear whether they would vote for the subpoena.

Roy Black, a renowned Miami criminal defense attorney and member of Jeffrey Epstein's legal team, died at 80 after battling a terminal illness for several months.

Gabbard stated that she has not seen any evidence suggesting Jeffrey Epstein was connected to intelligence agencies, asking to see credible evidence if it arises.

"Speaker Mike Johnson decided to shut the whole thing down-and the entire legislature into summer break-one day early. The mounting pressure to release the Epstein files influenced this decision."