Trump 'Releases' Epstein Files, Remains in the Club
Donald Trump, a man who once called Epstein a 'terrific guy', has now signed a bill to release files related to the late financier. This comes years after Epstein's 'suicide' in federal custody and after many key records, including flight logs and testimonies, have already been made public or fought over in court for ages. (Conveniently late, wouldn’t you say?) This isn't about revealing secrets;
it's political theater. What fresh revelations are truly expected after years of legal battles and a 'black box' death? The real story isn't the 'release' now, it's the systemic protection that allowed Epstein's network to operate for decades, enabling powerful figures to evade accountability. (The kind of accountability that never seems to touch those at the very top.)