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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch. The Jeffrey Epstein saga

continues to dog Donald Trump, even as he tries to change the subject. First, his mega

supporters turned against the Justice Department handling of Epstein and the files, and now Democrats are piling on, calling for Trump to

release all of the Epstein files, assuming they exist, and trying to further divide Trump

from his core supporters. How did a dead sex offender become such a problem for Donald Trump,

and what can he do to get past it?

I'm Paul Giego of the Wall Street Journal opinion page, and I'm here with my colleagues,

Mene Uquay-Bruhe and Kate Batchelor-Ot. Well, Jeffrey Epstein died in prison in 2019,

officially by suicide, but skeptics abound and the conspiracy theory that he

was killed in prison to protect powerful clients and his associates will not go away. It was

fanned by Trump's allies for years and even by Trump himself on occasion. But now that these folks are in power, in particular at the

Justice Department, they say there was no client list and that he really did commit suicide.

Trump says, let's ignore at all. It's no big deal. But his base doesn't believe him.

Joe Rogan, the podcaster, lacerated the president, Tucker Carlson as well.

The conspiracy crowd that built its following on the mistrust of institutions and elites has now

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