BONUS POD: Dumpapalooza-ABC Buried Epstein Bombshell for 3 Years—Now It’s All Coming Out

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Nov 20, 2025

The podcast dives into the dramatic release of Epstein-related documents, unanimously approved by Congress and signed into law by Trump. It reveals how the Democrats’ push for transparency may have backfired, as the documents link prominent figures like the Clintons to Epstein. The discussion explores potential legal ramifications for these high-profile Democrats and hints at upcoming DOJ investigations. Flight logs raise eyebrows about Clinton's connections, while comparisons are drawn to other political contempt cases.

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Law Forces Public Release Of Epstein Records

The Epstein Files Transparency Act requires DOJ to release unclassified Epstein-related records publicly within 30 days.
The law still permits redactions to protect victims, ongoing probes, national security, or classified info.

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White House Frames Release As Vindication

President Trump framed the document release as proof his administration had nothing to hide and called prior criticism a "Democratic hoax."
The White House emphasized expected signing and highlighted partisan politics around the files.

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Epstein's Donations Favored Democrats

Newly released finance records show Epstein gave about 89% of his political donations to Democratic or progressive causes from 1990–2018.
That funding pattern fuels claims the files may politically harm prominent Democrats.

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Legislative Action and Presidential Approval
- The U.S. House voted 427–1 to release Epstein-related documents, followed by unanimous Senate approval.
- President Donald Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, requiring the DOJ to release unclassified records and declassify materials where possible within 30 days.
- Trump publicly celebrated the signing, calling prior criticism a “Democratic hoax” and asserting his administration has nothing to hide.

Political Backfire Narrative
- Democrats initially demanded the release to harm Trump politically, assuming the files would implicate him.
- The documents expose Democratic ties to Epstein, calling it “one of the biggest political backfires in modern history.”

Democratic Figures Named
- Mentions Bill and Hillary Clinton, alleging they risk legal exposure and have ignored subpoenas from the House Oversight Committee.
- Other names include Stacey Plaskett, Hakeem Jeffries, Bill Richardson, Larry Summers, George Mitchell, and others.
- Notes that Epstein donated 89% of his political contributions to Democratic and progressive causes between 1990 and 2018.

Legal and Investigative Angle
- Suggests the DOJ is examining Epstein’s connections to high-profile Democrats.
- References subpoenas issued to the Clintons and eight other individuals.
- Raises the possibility of contempt charges similar to those faced by Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro for ignoring congressional subpoenas.

Flight Records and Media Coverage
- Points to flight logs showing Bill Clinton traveled on Epstein’s plane multiple times in the early 2000s.
- Criticizes media and Democratic leaders for alleged hypocrisy and lack of transparency.

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