Trump’s Dark Past Surfaced as Going Silent Backfires!!
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What dark past of Donald Trump is being revealed?
Donald Trump is panicking as his dark past continues to surface. Donald Trump thinks that if he just goes radio silent, if Lara Trump, his daughter-in-law starts posting photos of Donald Trump with their granddaughter, on the golf course, or if Donald Trump just starts posting about invading Greenland and now he's going back to talking about invading Canada, maybe we'll all just forget about Donald Trump's coverup of the Epstein files. We are not forgetting. Let's be crystal clear. Now, one of the things that we're learning as well is that the Trump regime is blaming the Epstein files on why their Department of Justice is not prepared in numerous other federal criminal cases.
How is Trump's silence affecting public perception?
including the Maduro case, or including a case involving a major sex trafficking charge of these Florida real estate brothers that are set to, are supposed to go to trial soon. And the DOJ in New York, Southern District of New York is one of the main hubs where The Epstein files are supposed to be being reviewed at. They claim there's 200 lawyers who are now reviewing it. The DOJ goes to the federal judge overseeing the Maduro case and the federal judge overseeing this sex trafficking trial that's about to take place. And the DOJ saying, we're not prepared. All of our lawyers are working on reviewing the Epstein files. So judge, we can't handle these trials at the DOJ. and the federal judge is like, you're the federal prosecutorial office, you're the SDNY.
You don't have the resources to be able to handle other cases because everyone's working on the Epstein files and the review. Well, what happened to the thousand FBI agents who were purportedly reviewing the Epstein files back in late February and March. I mean, do we all remember back in February when there was the DOJ posted, phase one is done. Attorney General Pam Bondi releases first phase of declassified Epstein files. February 27th, 2025. Today, Attorney General Bondi, in conjunction with the FBI, declassified and publicly released files relating to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his sexual exploitation of over 250 underage girls. was dated February 27, 2005. This is what Bondi said then.
The DOJ is following through on Trump's commitment to transparency and lifting the veil on the disgusting actions of Epstein and his co-conspirators. The first phase of files released today sheds light on Epstein's extensive network and begins to provide the public with long-overdue accountability. Then Kash Patel said, the FBI is entering a new era, one that will be defined by integrity, accountability, and the unwavering pursuit of justice. Hat tip, by the way, to Bloomberg, their great reporter Jason Leopold. Remember, he did public records requests, FOIA requests, Freedom of Information Act requests, where he identified that there were 1,934 FBI agents and other lawyers who were working on the review from March to May of 2025, maybe even June.
1,000 people were working on the Epstein files from that period, March, April, May, June. So what, four or five months? What were they doing? What were those individuals doing then for those months? Remember, they billed tens of thousands of overtime hours that the taxpayers had to pay for. So what were they doing now that now they claim the DOJ is unprepared for all of these cases? A few data points I wanna bring out. We reported over the weekend, and Midas Touch was the first to get this scoop, that the DOJ is now fighting Thomas Massey and Ro Khanna's efforts to appoint an independent monitor.
What role do the Epstein files play in current legal cases?
Remember how Massey and Khanna Requested that Judge Engelmeyer, the federal judge in the Ghislaine Maxwell criminal case, appoint an independent monitor or special master in order to ensure there was an independent process for releasing the Epstein files because Massey and Khanna argued that the DOJ cannot be trusted at all. Well, on Friday night, late filing, last Friday, the DOJ said Massey and Khanna do not have standing to even make this request. Even though they weren't saying they're parties, they're saying they're amici.
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