Epstein Files: The One Set of 'Classified' Documents Trump Can Get Behind
According to The New Arab, Trump signed a bill demanding the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files within 30 days. This sudden zeal for accountability is, of course, entirely divorced from the fact that Trump himself was a regular at Epstein's parties and (according to public records cited in multiple lawsuits against Epstein) allegedly flew on the 'Lolita Express' multiple times. One might notice
Washington shows this level of legislative urgency only when the scandal points at deceased billionaires—or someone else’s political vulnerabilities. We saw this same theatrical indignation play out during the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, where the focus remained laser-sharp on her-and away from the network of power brokers and politicians who benefited from Epstein's 'services.' The collective sigh
of relief from America's elite, as the files trickle out, will be palpable, especially if the juiciest bits remain redacted, or simply, 'unavailable.' How many 'bad apples' can one pedophile 'ring' really contain if the biggest names always seem to slide by?