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Trump Jr in 2023: ‘Show us all the Epstein client list now! Why would anyone protect those scum bags?’

However, the Justice Department along with the FBI concluded that Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019, committed suicide and that there was no client list intended to extort or threaten third parties.

Donald Trump Jr. (File)

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In 2023, Donald Trump Jr., son of then former president and current U.S. President Donald Trump, used his account on the X platform to demand the publication of the full list of clients associated with the Jeffrey Epstein case.

In a clear and forceful message, Trump Jr. wrote: "Show us all the Epstein client list now!!! Why would anyone protect those scum bags? Ask yourselves this question daily and the answer becomes very apparent!!” reflecting a strong stance in favor of full transparency about the connections of Epstein, a financier accused of multiple sex crimes whose case has generated controversy for years.

In 2025, with Donald Trump back in the White House, the Epstein case returned with a vengeance during his administration. During his election campaign, the president had promised to declassify and disclose all Epstein-related records. However, after assuming his second term, the disclosure of these documents, which include videos, has generated tensions and internal debates within the Republican administration, as well as criticism from sectors of his own support base.

For its part, the Department of Justice (DOJ) in a joint publication together with the FBI concluded after months of investigation and thorough review of the information that Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019, committed suicide and that there was no client list intended to extort or threaten third parties.

However, some sectors of the MAGA movement, who have questioned Attorney General Bondi's handling of the files, including influencers and conservative figures, have called for her dismissal, arguing that not enough progress has been made on the promised declassification.

Trump defends Bondi

This Saturday, Trump came to Bondi's defense through a lengthy message on his Truth Social platform, where he called the criticism against the prosecutor an attack orchestrated by the "radical left". "What's going on with my 'boys' and, in some cases, 'gals?' They're all going after Attorney General Pam Bondi, who is doing a FANTASTIC JOB!"Trump wrote.

Talking about Epstein is wasting time and energy

He further downplayed the relevance of the Epstein case, claiming that talking about it is "wasting time and energy" and that the "Epstein Archives" are a creation of political figures like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and former Biden administration officials, comparing them to the Steele dossier, which he called an operation to discredit him politically.

"We have a PERFECT Administration (...) and 'selfish people' are trying to hurt it, all over a guy who never dies, Jeffrey Epstein," the president added, asking his supporters to stop focusing on the case and allow Bondi to continue his work. "LET PAM BONDI DO HER JOB — SHE'S GREAT!" he concluded.

Patel denies rumors and says he will continue at the FBI

Recently, reports pointed to an alleged dispute between Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel over the handling of the "Epstein Files."

This controversy fueled speculation about a possible resignation of Patel, who, according to sources, reportedly had disagreements with Bondi, in which deputy FBI director Dan Bongino was also implicated, over the handling of information related to the case.

However, Patel broke his silence this Saturday through his X account, where he reaffirmed his loyalty to President Trump and clarified that he will remain in his position at the head of the FBI, denying rumors of resignation.
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