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According to J.D. Vance, Donald Trump wants full transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, but the administration is instead trying to shift focus by pointing the finger at left-wing politicians and billionaires. Despite claims of demanding full transparency, the Trump administration has avoided calls to release the contents of the Epstein files. Claims are made regarding Epstein’s connections to several prominent individuals, including Donald Trump, with one victim testifying that Epstein suggested Bill Clinton liked “young… girls.” Despite these claims, there are no records of Clinton visiting Epstein’s private island and no release of Epstein files to clear the allegations.
Trump Administration’s “Transparency” about Epstein Case Questioned
According to J.D. Vance, Donald Trump allegedly seeks “total transparency” regarding the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case. Despite such claim, the Epstein files detailing his association with the President and others linked to the trafficker remain undisclosed.
The administration, via Vance, is distracting the public from Trump’s Epstein relationship, blaming left-wing individuals instead.
JD Vance: “We know Epstein had connections with left-wing politicians… Democrat leaders regularly visited Epstein island. Who knows what they did.”
Contrary to these claims of transparency, Trump’s administration has evaded calls to reveal the Epstein files. Despite Attorney General Pam Bondi’s claim of having Epstein’s client list “sitting on my desk”, the DOJ released a memo stating no incriminating ‘client list’ exists, post an exhaustive review.
Vance accused on Fox News, “Democrat leaders frequented Epstein island. Who knows what they did.”
Epstein had ties with Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Tony Blair, and Prince Andrew. A victim testified that Epstein said Clinton favored “young… girls.” However, there are no records proving Clinton’s presence on Epstein’s island, contrary to Trump’s allegations.
Trump’s own relationship with Epstein could be clarified if the Epstein files were released. Epstein called himself “Donald’s closest friend for 10 years” in a talk with author Michael Wolff. Trump also acknowledged his friendship with Epstein to New York Magazine in 2002, drawing parallels between their preferences for women.
Maria Farmer, a former Epstein associate, claimed she warned law enforcement twice about Trump and Epstein’s relationship.
But in 2019, after Epstein’s FBI arrest, Trump asserted they had not been friends for 15 years. Many Americans remain skeptical about the Trump administration’s diversions from Epstein’s case. A recent UMass Amherst poll revealed 70% of respondents are dissatisfied with Trump’s handling of the Epstein case, and 63% believe the administration is concealing important information about the case.
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