

Trump DOJ: There's Nothing to the Epstein Story; State Dept: Syria's Al-Qaeda are No Longer "Terrorists"
DOJ Finds No Epstein Client List
- The DOJ under Pam Bondi claims a thorough review found no incriminating Epstein client list or evidence implicating powerful people.
- This contradicts years of MAGA claims about hidden damning evidence and scandals around Epstein's rings.
Trump DOJ Shocks MAGA Supporters by Closing Epstein Case Without Bombshells
The Trump Department of Justice, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, announced there is no incriminating "client list" or blackmail evidence connected to Jeffrey Epstein, contradicting years of MAGA claims about powerful people protected by Biden officials.
They concluded Epstein acted alone, committed suicide in custody, and that no further investigation is warranted. This announcement is seen by many MAGA followers as a betrayal, especially since Bondi and other Trump allies previously promised to expose explosive evidence implicating elites.
Despite an exhaustive FBI review uncovering vast amounts of data, the DOJ states no uncharged third parties could be implicated, leading to confusion and anger among supporters who expected revelations. The sudden reversal leaves unresolved questions about Epstein's death, alleged intelligence links, and broader accountability.
Epstein Suicide Confirmed, No Cover-Up
- Despite prior promises, the Trump DOJ concluded Jeffrey Epstein acted alone and killed himself.
- This conclusion has created confusion and anger among Trump supporters who expected bombshell revelations.