Donald Trump has spent the last 24 hours doing everything he possibly can to distract his most rabid

supporters from one of the great gifts that they believed Donald Trump was going to give them

if they just voted for him for president. The Epstein files.

Donald Trump told his conspiracy-minded followers

during the presidential campaign

that he was going to release

the federal investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein,

his rich friend who Donald Trump used to party with

frequently and who ended up exposed as a rapist of children

and sex trafficker who killed himself in federal prison during Donald Trump's first presidency

when Trump officials were in charge of federal prisons. Donald Trump's attorney general,

who herself appears in the Epstein files, as one of the lawyers

involved in the case, told Fox viewers recently that she had the Epstein File's client list

on her desk. Trump Attorney General, Pam Bondi, was asked about the mythical or possibly real, so-called

client list that Trump fanatics believe was kept by Jeffrey Epstein listing the names of all

the prominent people for whom Jeffrey Epstein provided sex trafficked young girls.

The question she was asked was, the Department of Justice may be

releasing Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Will that really happen? To which the Attorney General said,

quote, it's sitting on my desk right now to review. That's been a directive by President Trump.

I am reviewing that. Donald Trump told her, according to her, to work on the Epstein files.

And she said on Fox that she was reviewing the client list specifically.

Tears broke out among Trump fanatics when the Trump attorney general decided that nothing in the Epstein

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