People are all saying the same thing after Trump makes bizarre comments on Epstein files
Donald Trump has sparked suspicion by dismissing interest in the alleged Epstein client list, claiming “only bad people” care about the files. His comments come as Attorney General Pam Bondi backtracked on her earlier suggestion that such a list existed, now stating she was referring to general case documents.
House Speaker Mike Johnson broke ranks, demanding full disclosure of the files. The DOJ recently denied the existence of a client list and refused to release additional documents, fueling ongoing conspiracy theories about Epstein’s powerful associates.
On Truth Social, Trump attacked the credibility of the files, linking them to Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Biden officials. He told reporters Bondi handled the matter well and would decide what—if anything—to release, while denying his name appeared in any documents.
Trump called the Epstein case “boring” and questioned public interest, claiming credible information had already been provided. He compared it to the “Russia hoax” and Steele dossier, which he labeled as fake.
Critics on Reddit called his stance hypocritical, with one user noting: “If it’s boring, release the files.” Others accused him of trying to discredit potential evidence by tying it to political opponents.
Despite Trump’s insistence that only “fake news” cares about the files, pressure for transparency continues. Some supporters argue the list never existed, comparing it to the disputed Hunter Biden laptop story.
The controversy highlights ongoing divisions over accountability for Epstein’s crimes, with Trump’s dismissive remarks raising more questions than they answer.
