Trump LOSES IT and IMMEDIATELY VIOLATES Epstein Law
From MeidasTouch
Donald Trump and his administration have announced their intention to violate the Epstein transparency law by not releasing all related documents as mandated, instead opting to produce only a limited selection of hundreds of thousands of files today and potentially more in the future. This decision, highlighted by Todd Blanch, Deputy Attorney General and former personal lawyer to Trump, raises concerns about a deliberate cover-up regarding the Epstein case.
Key Takeaways
- Trump's 'transparency' shines like a black hole: promising full disclosure, delivering selective opacity.
- Blanch swaps roles from defense lawyer to DOJ deputy, carrying baggage beyond briefcases.
- Epstein Files: The regime's remix of 'Where's Waldo?', featuring missing documents galore.
- From hefty to hidden: A thousand hands wrangle the Epstein docs, scrubbing Trump footprints.
- March's million-dollar overtime 'magic': Vanishing acts performed on Epstein's case files, abracadabra!
Mentioned in This Episode
- Everyday Dose (sponsor)
- Epstein transparency law (concept)
- Tariff King (concept)
- Lori Chavez-DeRemer (person)
- Functional mushrooms (concept)
- University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index (concept)
- Fox (Fox News) (company)
- Collagen protein (concept)
- Fusion energy (concept)
- Interest rate cuts (concept)
- EverydayDoseSe.com (company)
- Camp Bryan (location)
- Rose Benson (person)
- Stuart Varney (person)
- United States Attorney's Office (company)
- Jason Leopold (person)
- A2 probiotic creamer (product)
- TE Technologies (company)