President Trump’s DOJ released hundreds of thousands of previously unseen Epstein files today.
In the trove of unearthed files, Bill Clinton was seen cozying up to sex predator Epstein in colorful silk shirts.
Trump refused to answer questions about the release of the documents after an event with pharmaceutical company executives in the Oval Office on Friday, saying he didn’t want to ‘spoil’ the event by allowing the media to ask ‘questions having to do with anything else.’
‘I won’t even take questions today, because there’s no way I can take questions that are anywhere comparable to what you just witnessed,’ Trump declared.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that the Justice Department will unseal the Epstein files while suggesting some materials could be temporarily withheld to protect victims.
The Justice Department pushed back angrily against claims from Democrats and Trump critics that it will miss Friday’s Epstein files deadline.
The DOJ’s Office of Public Affairs wrote on X that it is releasing a massive trove of documents that the Biden and Obama administrations declined to make public, calling the criticism ‘ridiculous framing.’
The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act 427–1 on November 18, followed by Senate approval via unanimous consent the same evening. The bill then went to President Trump, who signed it, triggering the mandated release of DOJ documents by today.
Key Epstein files released this month:
- December 3: Inside Epstein’s lair: Harrowing video and home photos from private island
- December 12: Explosive Epstein photo release shows Trump, Clinton and ex-Prince Andrew.
- December 18: New Epstein files reveal sickening photos of women with vile Lolita messages scrawled on their bodies







