Republican lawmakers sound off on DOJ handling of the Epstein files
July 16, 2025
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as posted by the channelRepublican House representatives are sounding off after President Trump lashed out at his own supporters in attempts to silence criticism over his administration’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking investigation. “If there’s information showing that all the content was fabricated—like the so-called Russian hoax and that kind of stuff—then show us. Release that content,” said Rep. Eric Burlison. Some supporters however, are sticking close to the President’s side. Rep. Troy Nehls commented, “We are winning. We are winning on every front. And everybody wants to talk about Epstein. Forget about it. When I think about Epstein, I think about Welcome Back, Kotter and Juan Epstein.”
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