Trump in Unredacted Epstein Files Over One Million Times, Congress Turns On Him

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What does Trump's involvement in the Epstein files reveal?

Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 0:05
The biggest cover-up of a pedophile sex ring since the Catholic Church is underway, and it happens to be the President of the United States, which has now been revealed by Jamie Raskin via Axios. Kylie, pop this up. Trump's personal lawyers, Bondi, Blanch, and Patel hid from American voters a minimum of 95% of all references to Donald Trump in the Epstein files, 950,000 of 1 million plus, establishing the largest political coverup in American history.

How did Trump's legal team manage the Epstein file references?

Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 0:43
Trump is in the unredacted Epstein files more than a million times, Congressman Jamie Raskin alleges.

What allegations does Congressman Jamie Raskin make about Trump?

Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 0:51
And obviously, Congressman Jamie Raskin is not a liar. He got hard drive of all of the files. And the president of the United States is in these files over one million times.

How have past administrations handled the Epstein case?

Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 1:03
And my question is this. Number one, where is QAnon? Number two, it's infuriating to me and eye-opening to me that These cases started in the Obama administration, transferred to Trump 1.0, transferred to Biden, transferred to Trump 2.0. And these girls have told us for a very long time they were raped and they were trafficked.

What is the significance of the alleged two-tier justice system?

Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 1:35
And we, as a country and DOJ, punted on this all of the time. And what does it take to believe people when they tell you I've been raped and trafficked?

What implications arise from Jeffrey Epstein's connections?

Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 1:50
And then you get another one that has a very similar story and another one and another one and another one. And it just infuriates me to no end that Merrick Garland didn't investigate the alleged quote suicide
Unknown 2:03
of Jeffrey Epstein. When you look at all of these men that were involved in this, the richest, the two tier system, the black and brown and poor people, they don't have this level of ability to to evade justice.

How do political leaders respond to the Epstein revelations?

Unknown 2:20
And I think what if this were a cabal of sex trafficking electricians or plumbers? Would the DOJ continue to allow it? What if this was black and brown communities that have this huge sex trafficking ring? Would the DOJ and the FBI ignored it? Because I don't think they would have. Because you look at the Capitol, everybody said, oh, well, you know, it was just a tourist visit because everybody was white.

What actions are necessary to ensure accountability in politics?

Unknown 2:49
Do you think they would have had more arrests and more outrage if it was black and brown people? Well, of course they would have. But the two-tier system of justice, it is not just in Republican administrations. It's throughout the course of this because Ghislaine Maxwell is the only one in jail for these crimes. Yet we know there are four co-conspirators that are being protected by the Department of Justice.
Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 3:13
And I would just say, if they were Black people that stormed the Capitol, they would have been shot. They would have been shot. Absolutely. The backup would have been called and they would have all been shot, period. Because that's what law enforcement has historically done to Black people. It would have been a completely different play out. But here's Caroline Levitt. I want to remind you, we started off this episode, her boss one million times in the Epstein files, one million, one million times. Here's Caroline Leavitt on the administration's position on this issue.
Caroline Levitt 3:50
And that remains true. And this call, if it did happen, corroborates exactly what President Trump has said from the beginning. And I'm sure many of you, when you read that alleged FBI report, probably thought to yourself, wow, this really cracks our narrative that we've been trying to push about this president for many years. So we're moving on from that. Reagan.
Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan 4:12
So they're moving on. They're moving on from this because he's guilty, because he's in it, because Jeffrey Epstein's suicide was during his first term. And it's just really interesting to me that all of these people that bent the knee, that raced up to him are all in the Epstein files. It's almost as if Pumps, he was like, listen, mean we've evaded it merrick garland didn't do on this thing for four years we totally dodged a bullet we've got to get back in there and bury these files and it's almost like they all knew howard let uh lutnik has to go to the new york post he was trying to do tons of cleanup They were trying to clean up the whole thing for all of these people.

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