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Wednesday's release of 20,000 new Epstein documents is still making waves in Washington.

The fresh batch of documents includes correspondence, which does not imply wrongdoing,

between the disgraced financier and former Prince Andrew, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, Democratic

Representative Stacey Plaskett, Larry Summers, who was Treasury Secretary under Clinton,

tech billionaire Peter Thiel, and others.

President Trump again denied knowing of Epstein's alleged crimes, a response to an email where Epstein said Trump, quote, knew about the girls

and urged the DOJ to investigate business leaders and Democrats with connections to Epstein,

including former President Bill Clinton.

A.G. Pambondi promised to investigate, quote, with urgency and integrity.

President Trump also unendorsed Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, once one of his most outspoken loyalists in her 2026 re-election bid, saying she's gone, quote, wacky.

Green says it's because of her support for further Epstein probes.

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