After the law enforcement review, the US president rejects questions about sexual smugglers after dismissing supporters.
US President Donald Trump has resolved the questions about the accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Leaving the law enforcement memo on this case The stimulating section of his maga base.
After a joint review of the US Department (DOO) and the FBI, Trump rejected a strong desire to intensify the matter, and the FBI concluded that Epstein suicide died and did not take the “list of clients.”
“Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? For years, Trump has been talking about this person,” Trump said in response to a reporter directed by the United States atorney Tarni General Palm Bondi.
Trump continued, “Is people still talking about this man?” Trump continued, “Trump further said, before asking Bondi, asking her questions,” If you want to waste time “.
Trump said, “I can’t believe that you are asking a question on Epstein at this time, where we have some great success and tragedy in what has happened in Texas,” Trump said.
“It just looks abusive.”
The prominent persons of Trump’s “Make America Great Again” alliance reacted to Memo on Monday, and members accused the members of joining the administration’s cover-up about the truth of Epstein’s death and their relations with political and economic elites.
Alex Jones, the founder of the conserving website of the Inforce, called Memo “Over the Top Sichening” and suggested that Epstein could claim “never existence”.
The far-right activist and influential Laura Loor asked Bondi to resign and in a radio interview suggesting that she was more interested in being “Fox News Barbie” than to work as an Attorney General.
In an episode of his podcast, former Fox News host Takar Carlson claimed that Bondi was covering the “very serious crime”.
The conspiracy theory, especially in the right -minded circles, which indicated that the epstein was assassinated and the sexual compromise of the powerful persons has been widely transmitted from the death of 2019 in Manhattan jail cells.
Before the release of Monday’s Meemo, Bond and FBI director Kashi Patel, the senior statistics of the Trump administration, were one of the most prominent people to attribute the existence of the list of customers of Epstein.
In an interview to Fox News in February, Bondi was asked if her department planned to release the “Jeffrey Epstein’s list”, to which she replied: “This is currently sitting on my desk to review this.”
On Tuesday, Bondi tried to clarify those comments, and they mentioned documents about the Epstein case instead of a specific list.
Bondi also said that the epistline has worked with us or with foreign intelligence systems, and thousands of videos reviewed in this case cannot be released that includes child sexual abuse material.
She said, “The child is the same. It will never be left, the light of the day will never appear,” she said.
