The Jimmy Dore Show It’s CASE CLOSED On The Epstein Files! – Says Trump Administration
Jul 8, 2025
In this lively discussion, comedian Sam Tripoli, known for his Tinfoil Hat podcast, dives into the shocking refusal of the Trump DOJ to release Jeffrey Epstein’s client list, sparking charges of a cover-up involving powerful figures. The conversation also explores the absurdity of official narratives surrounding Epstein's death. Additionally, Tripoli discusses Elon Musk's aspirations for a third political party, reflecting on disillusionment with the traditional political system and the need for genuine reform in a climate of corporate influence.
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Trump Administration Declares Epstein Case Closed Amid Cover-Up Allegations
The Trump Administration, through the Department of Justice led by Pam Bondi, officially concluded there is no Jeffrey Epstein client list and affirmed Epstein died by suicide despite previous claims and extensive public suspicion.
Key points include:
- Initial promises by FBI officials and Pam Bondi claimed possession of thousands of hours of incriminating Epstein videos.
- Later, the DOJ released surveillance footage with a suspicious missing minute, claiming no one entered Epstein's cell before his death.
- Investigations found no credible evidence of a client list or blackmail material implicating prominent figures.
- Persistent public and media skepticism highlights this as a systemic cover-up protecting powerful individuals.
As Jimmy Dore says, "The FBI is lying to protect the child rapist it should be going after," emphasizing deep political and systemic corruption around this case.
Epstein Client List Denied
- Trump's Department of Justice claims there's no Epstein client list or blackmail evidence despite prior claims otherwise.
- This contradicts many who believed Epstein was running a large-scale sex trafficking and blackmail operation involving powerful figures.
Epstein Files U-Turn
- Trump DOJ and FBI reversed earlier claims about Epstein files, denying existence of client list and claiming Epstein died by suicide.
- Officials like Pam Bondi and Kash Patel initially said damning evidence existed but later retracted or altered their statements.