Epstein Files Backfire on MAGA — Ron Filipkowski Explains Why

Brian Shapiro sits down with Ron Filipkowski, Editor-in-Chief of MeidasTouch Network, for a deep dive into the Jeffrey Epstein files, the Department of Justice’s handling of the releases, and why what’s been made public may only be the tip of the iceberg.

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Filipkowski explains how the Epstein investigation has been bungled from the start, why critical FBI interview reports with victims remain unreleased, and how fear of lawsuits from powerful, politically connected figures has kept key information hidden. He also breaks down why MAGA Republicans spent years demanding transparency — only to reverse course once Donald Trump’s name appeared in the files.

The interview explores alleged double standards in DOJ messaging, the White House’s involvement in official DOJ social media accounts, and why selectively releasing information has only intensified public scrutiny. Brian and Ron also discuss the unanswered questions surrounding Epstein’s death, uncharged co-conspirators, and why delaying full disclosure may ultimately make the fallout far worse.

This is a must-watch investigative conversation about power, accountability, and why transparency should matter more than party loyalty.

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