Everyone who cares about government transparency, weeding out corruption at the highest levels of American power, and fighting against the evils of sex trafficking has been waiting for the FULL TRUTH to come out.
We have all been waiting on the promised release of the Epstein files.
And although a few hiccups can be anticipated, (this is still the U.S. government, after all), I don’t think I’m overreaching when I say there seems to be something amiss here.
I can even accept that President Trump’s “Day 1” promise likely veered a little too far in the direction of campaign promises, and probably wasn’t realistically feasible.
But here we are at 100+ days of the Trump Administration with none of the answers we want — none of the answers we’ve been promised.
Just for a quick review of recent milestones in the anticipated Epstein release saga, we had Rep. Anna Luna operating under the auspices of the House Oversight Committee Task Force on transparency come out guns blazing in February on this issue.
After a big announcement by President Trump, introducing Rep. Luna as the person who would oversee the release of documents related to everything from JFK and Epstein, it looked clear that the files would finally see the light of day.
But that was not to happen.
It was already weeks into the new Administration, and frustration over the failure to release the Epstein secrets was already getting serious.
After a few gentle — but firm — nudges on social media, we all watched as Rep. Luna apparently decided to lean a little harder on Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding the Epstein files with this post:
Here’s the full text of her post:
That raised a lot of eyebrows, and questions.
Are the rumors of Pam Bondi’s involvement in the Florida Epstein coverup true?
I have to say: I like Pam Bondi. I WANT to like Pam Bondi.
But this, and a few other incidents, have me concerned that we (and President Trump) might be getting played here.
You’re telling me Rep. Luna, hand picked by President Trump to lead the House task force on transparency, can’t get the Attorney General to answer her calls about the Epstein files?
And then, a few weeks later, it happened — the Epstein files dropped!
But… not really.
As we all feared, an alleged plot from the Deep State inside the NY FBI schemed to keep the majority of the Epstein files (and those TAPES that we know were collected from Epstein’s island) from seeing the light of day.
Rep. Luna’s response was even more fierce after the ‘fake’ Epstein document drop, and she completely tore into AG Pam Bondi with this post:
Here’s a Fox News report from the end of February, when it became obvious that Bondi’s big Epstein document release wasn’t even worth the paper it was printed on:
For her part, Attorney General Bondi said she had been played by the Deep State actors in the NY FBI office.Epstein Files released- @kevincorke gives a good synopsis pic.twitter.com/fli0WmRCyR
— Karli Bonne’(@KarluskaP) February 28, 2025
That tracks. It may be true. But honestly, I don’t know whether Bondi herself is getting played, or whether she’s actually the one dealing the cards from the bottom of the deck, at this point.
Unfortunately, the jury is still out for me when it comes to Bondi’s true allegiance, at least on this issue. I just have too many questions that have yet to be answered.
A short time later, Rep. Luna was asked about the next step in getting that long overdue government transparency on the Epstein case.
And even more than a week after the release fiasco, Rep. Luna still didn’t have answers — or confidence that she would get any answers from AG Bondi — according to a report at the time in The Hill:
A few weeks later, early March, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was pressed about a timeline on the Epstein documents since the February release was a complete bust:
To the dismay of those expecting the red tape to get snipped at the earliest convenience and TRANSPARANCY to reign supreme — as promised — that was quite a let down.
The best answer is to ask the DOJ?
That doesn’t sound like the Trump White House, or the Karoline Leavitt, that I’m used to.
Only a few weeks ago, Rep. James Comer who sits as the Chair of the House Oversight Committee that Rep. Luna’s task force is attached to, was clear that he still had questions about who is truly trying to stonewall the release of the Epstein files.
Check out this clip from an interview last week in which Comer’s ongoing frustration with the process of getting access to the Epstein files is clearly written all over his face:
And that brings us up to speed, when a few days ago Karoline Leavitt was AGAIN asked about the promised Epstein release.
This time, it was in front of a new group of White House press folks constituting the ‘new media’ — with podcasters, independent journalists, and social media influencers filling the room.
Leavitt was asked the same basic question by Rogan O’Handley (the journalist behind the popular DC_Draino account on X) as she had been asked a month prior.
Here’s that clip, with the White House Press Secretary’s response:
I think Karoline Leavitt loves being the voice of transparency.Karoline Leavitt provides an update on Epstein Files release: “I can assure you that the Attorney General and her team at the Department of Justice are working on this diligently. For a specific timeline, I’d have to check in with them…The Attorney General is a bulldog…When… pic.twitter.com/dNU9dvgPxN
— Julia(@Jules31415) April 29, 2025
And in her job as President Trump’s primary spokesperson, I think she gets to enjoy telling the honest to goodness truth almost all the time — to the consternation of those who would rather deal in vague political platitudes that make the creation of FALSE NARRATIVES easier.
So I hate to say it, but that was uncomfortable; for her, and for me watching it.
She’s good at what she does, and she found the best ‘silver lining’ she could — her personal trust in Pam Bondi to get this job done, and get this information RELEASED, finally.
But Karoline Leavitt is still human, and watching her squirm uncomfortably because she herself isn’t satisfied with the best answer she had to give…
That’s not a good look for the White House, and I hate to see it.
But the fact is, this particular campaign promise is far from being kept — and it pains me to say that I’m not sure President Trump is going to be able to keep it.
There seems to always be a hiccup or excuse for why THESE documents can’t be show to us.
And that latest White House briefing — the only time I’ve EVER seen Karoline Leavitt show the slightest discomfort in searching for a good answer — happened just on the heels of one of the primary Epstein accusers committing (yep, you guessed it…) suicide, according to The Independent:
I’m the last person who wants to drag the Trump Administration through the mud.
Even taking a fairhanded approach to delivering the news — the good, bad, and ugly — there’s no getting around the fact that President Trump’s White House has outshined and out delivered every campaign promise and expectation set by any other President in history.
And that’s a big statement to make.
Nevertheless, when it comes to this issue… these files… these tapes… these names… THESE SECRETS…
I’m starting to wonder if that portion of the Deep State is so entrenched that it might just endure the Trump Presidency without getting outed.
That’s a terrible thought, because we know enough now to understand that the people implicated at the highest levels of the Epstein case are the most vile and evil people on the planet.
And unbelievably, they are guilty of EVEN MORE than the salacious sex crimes that have stolen most of the headline bandwidth. (And I’m not downplaying that ungodly evil one bit when I say that).
The outing of those people will be the outing of the true puppet masters of this present dark age.
That’s my expectation, and that’s why I believe this is proving such a hard secret to shed light on.
President Trump has 100 days under his belt, and barring ANOTHER TERM (that’s a different story all together) he still has more than 1,300 days left.
If time is the issue… there will be enough time to get the American people the answers they deserve, and were promised.
But it remains to be seen if time is truly the issue here, and not the depth of the puppet masters’ control.
So we all wait, still hoping, and most of us struggling to keep the faith that President Trump will indeed be able to make good on this campaign promise along with all the others.
But on the issue of the Epstein secrets, it truly is becoming a matter of faith to stay hopeful, as patience and expectations both wear thin — even for the most ardent Trump supporter.
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