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Donald Trump just walked right into a perfectly laid trap that may expose his dark past,

precisely what he's been trying to avoid since December 19th when the Epstein Transparency Act required that his Department of Justice turn over all of the Epstein files.

The Trump regime to date has only turned over less than 1% of the Epstein files. Let's talk about the perfect trap,

how Donald Trump walked right into it, and what I think a federal judge is now going to do.

And a lot of people didn't see how carefully planned this trap was, and now people get it.

And in the legal community, everyone's like, wow, this was a brilliant move by Democratic

Congress member Rokana and Republican Congress member Thomas Massey, who were the leads

on the Epstein Transparency Act.

You see, they filed this document on Tuesday where they finally revealed their plan

and the trap that was set, and it was brilliant.

So you may recall about a week and a half, two weeks ago, Massey and Kana filed a request to be deemed something

called an amici and file an amicus brief, meaning a friend of the court brief, before a federal

judge, Judge Engelmeyer in the Southern District of New York. Why Judge Engelmeyer? Well, Judge

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