First it was Congress, then the Senate, then President Donald Trump himself, all bowing to public pressure, and now, in 30 days, the files will finally be released by the Trump administration. But even before anything is made public, Attorney General Pam Bondi is already shifting the narrative, suggesting that the administration might not release all the files because of new information they recently received that could require further investigations.
According to Newsweek, Trump took to Truth Social late at night on Nov. 19 for a series of posts. First among them addressed the never-ending Jeffrey Epstein saga, with Trump reminding everyone that his administration was actually the one that arrested Epstein in 2019. He then began highlighting people listed on the infamous Epstein flight logs, including Bill Clinton and Hakeem Jeffries. Which is fine, but it still offers no explanation for why he previously called the files a Democrat hoax if, as he now claims, they only implicate Democrats.
