Legal AF by MeidasTouch Trump AG Accidentally Exposes Him in Epstein Filing
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Aug 6, 2025 A recent federal filing by AG Pam Bondi reveals significant public interest in the Epstein files, undermining Trump's efforts to downplay his involvement. Michael Popok dissects how this development weakens Trump's denials. The discussion also clarifies the difference between grand jury transcripts and other critical materials. Growing public and congressional pressure aims to secure the release of all relevant documents, emphasizing the need for transparency in this high-profile scandal.
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Bondi Admits Her Memo Fueled Interest
- Pam Bondi's federal filing concedes there's significant public interest in the Epstein files.
- That public interest was driven in part by Bondi's own July 6 close-out memo which intensified scrutiny.
Grand Jury Files Had Almost No Witnesses
- The filing admits the grand jury materials contain almost no firsthand witness testimony.
- Michael Popok emphasizes those materials had only two summary witnesses, both law enforcement, not victims or co-conspirators.
Filing Comes From Trump-Connected Officials
- Bondi's filing was submitted alongside known Trump allies, undermining claims of impartiality.
- Popok highlights the filers' close ties to Trump, including Jay Clayton and former Trump lawyers.