

Trump's DOJ releases audio of Maxwell interview as House lawmakers get first batch of Epstein Files
36 snips Aug 23, 2025
Newly released documents from the Justice Department reveal explosive ties between Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein, and Donald Trump. A revealing audio interview unveils Maxwell's attempts to divert blame amid looming scrutiny. The FBI's raid on John Bolton raises questions about political retribution and accountability. With bipartisan calls for justice, the impact of financial strategies and the Fed's decisions on the economy are also dissected. This whirlwind of revelations promises to keep everyone on edge.
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Epstein Files Released Under Political Pressure
- The DOJ handed 33,000 pages of Epstein files to the House Oversight Committee amid political maneuvering.
- The release coincided with DOJ moves that critics say aimed to distract from the files' significance.
Maxwell's Interview Seeks To Distance Trump
- Ghislaine Maxwell praised Donald Trump and denied witnessing inappropriate conduct by him.
- Her comments came in an interview that many see as trying to curry favor ahead of potential clemency.
Proffer Agreement Framed But Details Omitted
- The recorded session began after an off-the-record meeting and referenced a proffer agreement, not a cooperation deal.
- That limited-immunity framing raised questions about prior unrecorded discussions and motives.