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President Donald Trump on Tuesday addressed the growing pressure from his Maga base about the handling of Jeffrey Epstein case files, urged Attorney General Palm Bandy that whatever he thinks is reliable. “Talking to reporters outside the White House, Trump confirmed that he got” very quick briefing “on the recent review of Epstein files of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI.
A review completed before the release of a DOJ and FBI Memo last week concluded that there was no evidence that Epstein maintained a “customer list” of powerful colleagues. It was also said that no more allegations would be made regarding the investigation. As part of the review, DOJ released the jail footage hours, which officials say, the conclusion confirms that Epstein died of suicide in his Manhattan jail cell in 2019.
Trump: ‘Whatever she thinks is reliable, it should be released’
Asked by ABC News, whether Palm Bondi informed him whether his name had appeared in documents, Trump denied any such disclosure.
“No, no, that’s – he has just given us a very quick briefing,” Trump replied, before the allegations were the documents politically motivated.
“These files were made by Comi, they were made by Obama, they were made by Biden [administration] – And you know, we passed over that years with Russia, Russia, Russia Hocx, ”he claimed.
Trump said: “We have gone through its years, but he has handled it very well, and it is going to be on him. Whatever he thinks is reliable, it should be issued.”
Trump defends Bondi’s role
Despite the friction, Trump defended the management of Bondi to the management of the situation and said that the credibility of the information is paramount.
“The Attorney General handled it very well. He has really done a great job,” he said. “And I think you will understand it when you see it. I would like to see it too. But I think the Attorney General, credibility is very important. And you want reliable evidence or something like that.”
Maga outrage and Epstein speculation
Trump’s comments come amidst growing backlash from their own base, some Maga supporters accused the administration of covering the information related to Epstein’s connection.
The conclusion of DOJ that no “customer list” exists, in collaboration with further legal action, has met the demands for the principles of online conspiracy and full transparency from the government.
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