BOMBSHELL: Trump IMPLICATED in SHOCKING Epstein news

In a bombshell story reported by NPR, there is now evidence that the Justice Department has withheld and removed some Epstein files related to Trump showing that he sexually abused a minor. According to NPR, the Justice Department has withheld some Epstein files related to allegations that President Trump sexually abused a minor and NPR investigation fines. It also removed some documents from the public database where accusations against Jeffrey

Epstein also mention Trump. Some files have not been made public despite a law mandating their release. These include what appears to be more than 50 pages of FBI interviews and notes from conversations with a woman who accused Trump of sexual abuse decades ago when she was a minor. NPR reviewed multiple sets of unique serial numbers appearing before and after the pages

in question, stamped onto documents in the Epstein Files database, FBI case records, emails, and discovery document logs in the latest tranche of documents published at the end of January. NPR's investigation found that dozens of pages that appeared to be cataloged by the Justice Department but not shared publicly. And in fact, Congressman Robert Garcia, the ranking member on the Oversight Committee,

discussed this point on TV as well.

We have a survivor that made serious allegations against the president. Clearly the FBI participated in some interviews and discussions with this survivor. When looking at the DOJ documents, there is a manifest or a list of documents and interviews that this survivor participated in

and that should be made available to the Congress as part of the document file search. Some of those documents and interviews are given, we have access to, but there's a series of documents and it would appear to be possible interviews

that the FBI conducted with the survivor that are actually missing, that we don't have access to. And to remind the public, I am viewing, we're viewing unredacted documents that the DOJ has in their possession. I'm very aware of the survivor

and why these documents are missing is a critical question right now for the DOJ.

In other words, there is a survivor who made serious allegations against Donald Trump and the FBI interviewed her and now the files are missing. I wonder why that is. Now, I'm going to point out the painfully obvious here. Donald Trump knows how to manipulate the media better than anybody.

He knows how to navigate the daily news cycle better than anybody. He is nothing if not media savvy. So knowing all of that, why would this guy allow this drip, drip, drip news cycle to continue for days, weeks, months, years, if what actually is hidden in these files is not worse than contending with this daily barrage of damaging news?

If you can explain the answer to that question, I'm all ears. But I ask this question as somebody who is a skeptic, who is not a conspiracy theorist. I am legitimately, objectively having a hard time, though, believing that Donald J. Trump, of all people, is voluntarily choosing to contend with this news cycle when what's in those files somehow absolves him of any and all culpability. Again, if there is an answer to that question, I'd love to hear it.

And look, I know that some of you might say, he's not implicated, he's just protecting his wealthy, powerful friends. After all, he did say this to Marjorie Taylor Greene.

One day I get a phone call from the president since September, and he is so mad at me. And he's yelling at me, and he's angry at me, and the fact that he's like, you're supporting Rand Paul Jr., and he's chewing me out for signing my name on Thomas Massey's discharge petition to release the Epstein files. And I'm trying to tell him, Mr. President, they say you did nothing wrong. This needs to come out. And so we're having this argument. And he tells me on this phone call, he's like, Marjorie, my friends will get hurt.

That's it. That's it. I mean, that is it. Obviously, that's it. Because they're all in here. Imagine the phone calls. It's everyone. It's every single person is on this fricking list. They're all there. Every billionaire, heads of state, Larry Summers, Peter Thiel.

They're all in there.

But let me ask you this. Have you ever known Trump to allow his own reputation to be damaged on behalf of someone else? Have you ever known Trump to fall on the sword for someone not named Donald Trump? In fact, it is the polar opposite. Think about all of the people who dedicated their lives to him who've been summarily discarded

the moment they lost their usefulness. Michael Cohen, Gordon Sondland, George Papadopoulos, Ronna McDaniel, Rex Tillerson, Mike Pence, Kayleigh McEnany, Marjorie Taylor Greene. Loyalty is a one-way street for this guy. So if you expect me to believe that Donald Trump is allowing his reputation to be decimated simply because he's protecting his friends, give me a break. I mean, honestly, how much make-believe are we supposed to play here? At what point do we stop pretending that everything we've seen over the last year plus is merely

just a coincidence? Where the Attorney General said the files were on her desk and ready to be released a year ago, but were conveniently never released? Where a bunch of right-wing influencers waved around fake binders? Where Ghislaine Maxwell was moved to a low-security prison after meeting with the Deputy Attorney General who just so happened to be Trump's personal criminal defense attorney?

Where Lauren Boebert was summoned to the Situation Room to get her to take her name off the discharge petition? Where even Marjorie Taylor Greene bailed on this administration over the blatant cover-up? Where the DOJ missed the disclosure deadline by more than two months now with 3 million files still unreleased? Were the files that WERE released had victims' names exposed but co-conspirators' names hidden? I mean, how much more obvious does it get that this White House is focused on protecting Epstein's accomplices, and yet we're supposed to just

sit here and pretend that Donald Trump is somehow NOT implicated? In fact, don't take my word for it, even the survivors themselves aren't buying the con that's being sold to

them by this DOJ. The girls and women who were abused by these criminals have been repeatedly neglected and re-victimized by our own government. The recent release of materials highlights this, as the names of many powerful individuals remain redacted, while the names, personal data, and even images, nude images, of many victims were released. Rather than apologize for this failure, this DOJ has doubled down on denial and

distraction. We are tired of the games. When those we elect to office misuse their positions, it harms us all. We are here to remind our elected leaders and other Americans that there is always a choice. You can sit by and watch the abuse of power as so many wealthy, educated, connected individuals did in the Epstein case. Or you can do the right thing, the courageous thing.

You can speak out the way my sister Maria Farmer did because of her concern for her younger sisters. You can speak out the way Virginia Roberts Dufresne did after she looked down and saw her daughter and knew she deserved safety and protection. I know that courage is contagious because these women inspired me to find my voice. And the more I have used it, the more I have heard from others who are speaking out about

their own experiences of abuse and standing with us in demanding true transparency, the whole truth that survivors and the American people deserve.

And so it should be no surprise that as president, Trump's not looking to hold rich, powerful, connected people to account. Those are his friends, they're his pals, they funded his campaign, they're in his tax bracket. You think he's going to give those people up so that he can pander to the suckers who believed his populist schtick on the campaign trail? Trump said what he had to, to who he had to say it to, in order to get elected.

But that doesn't make him a populist. It makes him a conman, something that should have already been abundantly clear after decades of stiffing working class Americans while consolidating more and more wealth for himself. Also, I'm sorry, but half this guy's administration is literally in the Epstein files. You think they're for transparency? You think Howard Lutnick is worried about the survivors? Kevin Warsh, Trump's Fed chair pick?

Dr. Oz, Elon Musk, the people who were lunching at his island and planning vacations with the guy, wake up. Anybody who thinks that this collection of people is working to do anything other than suppress these files is allowing themselves to be fooled. In fact, Marjorie Taylor Greene made that point here.

I mean, people are losing their minds rightfully so over what has come out and in the most outrageous part Jillian is that the people in charge are not taking it seriously and are not investigating it and it seems that no one will be held accountable and that's the point where it's breaking Americans is how can we read these things with our own eyes and read them on an FBI form, but yet the FBI and the Department of Justice and the

administration and even the president himself is unwilling to take it serious. And so I think it's a really rough time for a lot of people.

And she's right. No one will be held accountable for this. That is the point. That is why Pam Bondi is at the DOJ. Not because she's an independent attorney general, but rather because she is an arm, an extension of Trump himself.

And Trump is implicated in the Epstein files, which means Pam Bondi's job here is not to expose the co-conspirators, but rather to protect them. When we call this a government-wide coverup, this is why. It's because the people in power are working to protect the perpetrators while leaving the victims twisting in the wind.

And what's especially sad about all of this is that this is the exact thing that Republicans vowed to expose when they were campaigning. Remember all this?

Everybody in politics has a vice that's much worse than alcoholism is the way that I put it. Yeah, yeah. Everybody in politics has a vice that's much worse than alcoholism is the way that I put it. But we-

Release the list.

Seriously, we need to release the Epstein list. That is an important thing.

You say that the FBI has Epstein's list, they're sitting on it. That doesn't seem like something you should do. You're protecting the world's foremost predator. That seems like an evil thing to do, regardless of who may be embarrassed in the release of that list, why is the FBI protecting the greatest pederast,

the largest scale pederast in human history?

Simple, because of who's on that list.

You wondering why we're not hearing more about this Epstein case? I mean the guy was only connected to just about every major player in the swamp internationally, and yet you don't hear much about it.

And what the hell are they hiding with Jeffrey Epstein?

That's the worst part, that in retrospect, it becomes abundantly clear that they had zero intention of doing anything about the very issue they exploited for votes. These people knew how potent of an issue this was because they talked about it,

they built their audiences on it, they made money off it, but the second they had the opportunity to do something about it, they did the polar opposite. They did the very thing that they condemned, which is to suppress these files in blind deference to the criminals. That is the MAGA GOP in a nutshell.

Say whatever you gotta say to get elected, con the rubes in your base into giving you their votes, and the minute you have power, abandon them and focus on enriching yourself and protecting your wealthy, powerful pals. Rinse and repeat. So if you're asking me if I think there's something deeply sinister regarding Trump being hidden in these files, I would say that Donald Trump is giving me every reason in

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