If it's Wednesday, a rare and fiery rebuke of his own supporters. President Trump slams parts

of his base for demanding more disclosures around Jeffrey Epstein, blaming them and Democrats

for the conspiracy theories that he and his own administration officials had spread. Plus,

President Trump is fed up with his Fed chair,

but tells reporters he's unlikely to fire Jerome Powell.

Despite a senior White House official confirming

the president privately told lawmakers the exact opposite just yesterday.

And the administration's full court press

to focus attention back on their so-called big, beautiful bill

as Vice President Vance hits Pennsylvania to tout the new law,

following the president's swing through the battleground yesterday.

Music Welcome to Meet the Press now.

I'm Gabe Gutierrez in Washington, where President Trump is lashing out at his own supporters,

as GOP lawmakers and MAGA influencers ramp up pressure on his

administration to disclose more information about Jeffrey Epstein in the wake of a Justice Department

decision not to release any more files tied to the convicted sex offender. The chorus of conservatives

calling for more transparency has now grown to include the Speaker of the House and other reliable Trump allies.

The president this morning on social media scolding his followers saying, quote, my past supporters have bought into this BS, hook, line, and sinker.

He also tried to baselessly pin the Epstein conspiracy theories, rather, that he and his team had amplified on Democrats and former FBI director

James Comey. The president then doubled down on his frustrations with his own supporters as he

took questions from reporters in the Oval Office.

It's all been a big hoax. It's perpetrated by the Democrats. And some stupid Republicans and

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