The David Pakman Show 11/20/25: They found a way to hide the files anyway as Trump flips out
Nov 20, 2025
Tensions rise as Attorney General Pam Bondi evades questions on the Epstein files, leaving many uncertain. Trump struggles to maintain control over MAGA lawmakers, with some openly criticizing his stance on the files. Polls show a significant Democratic lead, and the narrative surrounding Epstein continues to unravel. HUD Secretary Scott Turner incorrectly asserts undocumented immigrants can obtain mortgages, while Trump's erratic responses to female reporters reveal deeper insecurities. Plus, rumors of manufactured investigations swirl around Congress.
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Expected DOJ Delay And Obfuscation
- The DOJ and Trump allies are likely to withhold or doctor the Epstein files using claims of new investigations.
- David Pakman argues this is a predictable tactic that prevents full transparency and risks permanent suppression of documents.
MAGA Fracture Over Epstein Documents
- Trump has lost control of many MAGA lawmakers over the Epstein files and shifted positions when defeat seemed likely.
- Pakman says this fracture shows Trump's authority is weakening within his own movement.
Survivors' Testimony And Bipartisan Support
- Survivors of Epstein's alleged crimes began speaking publicly and joined bipartisan members of Congress at a press conference.
- Pakman highlights Marjorie Taylor Greene standing with survivors as a turning point inside MAGA.