White House addressed the release of 20,000+ pages of Epstein files
November 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelWhite House representative Karoline Leavitt addressed the release of 20,000+ pages of Epstein files. In those files, newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein accuse President Donald Trump of spending “hours” at Epstein’s house with one of his sex trafficking victims.
Trump, who campaigned on a promise of transparency with the Epstein files, has repeatedly denied knowing about Epstein’s sex trafficking ring, despite their once-close relationship.
The Trump administration has for months tried to quell a storm among Trump supporters who believe there was a conspiracy to protect Epstein’s clients, conceal videos of crimes being committed and other evidence.
Attorney General Pam Bondi reportedly told President Trump in May that his name was mentioned multiple times in the “truckload” of documents from the Epstein case. On July 7, the Justice Department posted an unsigned memo on its website saying there was no list of Epstein’s clients and no evidence that compelled them to reopen the case.
He has since called the Epstein saga “a hoax.”
Trump said in July that his relationship with Epstein ended because Epstein “stole” young women who had worked at the Mar-a-Lago spa.
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