The family of Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers, has accused the Justice Department of giving Ghislaine Maxwell a “platform to rewrite history" through her interview.
Before taking her own life this year, Giuffre claimed influential men sexually exploited her as a teen trafficked by Epstein.
Speaking to Sky News, her family said they were outraged by the DOJ’s Friday release of the interview, in which Maxwell was grilled about Trump’s and Prince Andrew’s links to Epstein.
“The content of these transcripts is in direct contradiction with felon Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction for child sex trafficking.” the outraged family said in a statement.
It comes after Trump said he “couldn’t care less” that the Justice Department planned to hand over a trove of the so-called “Epstein files” to the House Oversight Committee.
The Republican-led committee issued a subpoena earlier this month demanding all documents related to the criminal cases against Epstein and Maxwell. It received a batch of files Friday, but Democrats said 97 percent of those are already publicly available.
Maxwell was convicted in 2021 of luring teenage girls to be sexually abused by Epstein and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Ghislaine Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a ‘known liar’?
Ghislaine Maxwell rejects Prince Andrew claims and calls infamous picture ‘literally a fake’
Ghislaine Maxwell grilled by US Justice Department on Andrew’s links to Epstein
The Maxwell interview knocks Trump’s Bolton revenge tour stop right off the page
Key Points
- Giuffre's family claims Maxwell was given 'platform to rewrite history'
- Trump tells reporters he would allow release of all Epstein files
- Maxwell does not believe that Epstein died by suicide, but has no idea who killed him, testimony reveals
- Ghislaine Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a ‘known liar’?
- Maxwell denies the existence of Epstein's 'client list'
Maxwell interview released to 'distract' from Epstein files 'cover-up', Rep. Robert Garcia says
Saturday 23 August 2025 19:40 , Kelly RissmanRobert Garcia, a California Congressman and ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, which received its first batch of the so-called Epstein files on Friday, slammed the DOJ for it’s ‘limited disclosure.’
Garcia and other Democrats on the committee have criticized the Justice Department for releasing a small portion of the documents after the committee subpoenaed all records related to the criminal cases of Epstein and Maxwell earlier this month.
Just 3 percent of the documents given to the House Oversight Committee contain information not already in the public domain, the Democrats claim.
Ranking Member @RepRobertGarcia’s statement on limited Epstein file release and continued White House cover-up: pic.twitter.com/1vIMSWhriT
— Oversight Dems (@OversightDems) August 23, 2025
Maxwell says she ‘never’ saw Trump engage in inappropriate activity with Epstein’s circle
Saturday 23 August 2025 20:00 , Kelly RissmanGhislaine Maxwell said she never saw President Donald Trump behave inappropriately around anyone in Jeffrey Epstein's circle, a transcript of her interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has revealed.
Blanche interviewed Maxwell, a former associate of Epstein’s, last month over two days in Tallahassee, Florida. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year sentence for her role in helping Epstein recruit, groom and abuse young girls. About a week after the interview, the 63-year-old British socialite was moved to a minimum-security prison camp in Bryan, Texas.
Blanche sat down with Maxwell as the Trump administration attempted to quell backlash from Republicans and Democrats alike over its handling of the Epstein investigation.
In the wide-ranging interview, Maxwell responded to questions about several famous people with alleged connections to Epstein, including Trump, former President Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew.
Maxwell told Blanche she never witnessed Trump, who was once friends with Epstein, doing anything “inappropriate.”
Katie Hawkinson has the story.
Maxwell ‘never’ saw Trump engage in inappropriate activity, interview reveals
Watch: Maxwell discusses if Bill Clinton ever went to Epstein's island
Saturday 23 August 2025 21:22 , Oliver O'ConnellWhat did Maxwell say about other celebrities whose names appeared in court records?
Saturday 23 August 2025 21:45 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell told Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche that, to her knowledge, actors Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker did not visit any of Epstein's properties, according to transcripts of her testimony to the Justice Department.
Naomi Campbell, whose name has also appeared in unsealed records, was described by Maxwell as having a friendship with Epstein that was “independent” of her.
The actors and the supermodel were among the prominent figures whose names appeared in unsealed Epstein records, though none have been linked to any of Epstein's crimes.
Here’s a full list of people who appeared in those records:
Epstein files: Names in disgraced financier’s contact book released by Pam Bondi
Ghislaine Maxwell would 'welcome' any relief, lawyer says
Saturday 23 August 2025 22:00 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell would “welcome any relief” that could come, her lawyer has previously said.
A pardon or a commutation, which could be issued by President Donald Trump, is her only likely hope for getting out of prison early.
In July, Trump said he “had not thought about” pardoning Maxwell, but the White House has been adamant that "no leniency is being given or discussed" in her case.
Nevertheless, Trump has not ruled out the possibility.
Watch: Maxwell talks about Epstein's birthday book
Saturday 23 August 2025 22:15 , Oliver O'ConnellBlanche: We talked a few minutes ago about this birthday book… I understand you don't remember anything with Trump or a lot about the book anyway. Do you remember asking Trump to submit a letter for that?
— Acyn (@Acyn) August 22, 2025
Maxwell: I do not pic.twitter.com/KrojCp3qpA
Here’s what you need to know about the birthday book, as first reported by The Wall Street Journal:
Reported birthday card from Trump to Epstein shines new light on their friendship
New York judge refuses to unseal Ghislaine Maxwell’s grand jury transcripts
Saturday 23 August 2025 22:45 , Oliver O'ConnellThe transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell’s interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche may be public, but earlier this month, a New York judge refused a request from the Trump administration to unseal the federal grand jury transcripts in the case of the convicted sex offender, the former girlfriend of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
The U.S. government had failed to cite any “special circumstance” that would warrant release of the transcripts and exhibits in Maxwell’s sex abuse case, wrote Judge Paul Engelmayer of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in an opinion.
Isabel Keane filed this report at the time.
New York judge refuses to unseal Ghislaine Maxwell’s grand jury transcripts
President would allow release of all Epstein files, he tells reporters
Saturday 23 August 2025 23:00 , Oliver O'ConnellPresident Donald Trump would allow the release of all files tied to Epstein, as requested by the House Oversight Committee, he has told reporters.
Speaking to the press in the Oval Office on Friday, he said he was “in support of keeping it open” but added the files could mention people who “don’t deserve” to be in them.
“Innocent people shouldn’t be hurt, but I’m in support of keeping it totally open. I couldn’t care less,” he said.
“You’ve got a lot of people that could be mentioned in those files that don’t deserve to be, you know, people, because he knew everybody in Palm Beach,” he added.
From high society to Epstein’s teen-procuring ‘lady’: Ghislaine Maxwell's fall from grace
Saturday 23 August 2025 23:15 , Oliver O'ConnellAriana Baio writes:
Ghislaine Maxwell is infamous for her role in helping her ex-boyfriend, Jeffrey Epstein, run a decades-long scheme to abuse and sex traffic young women and girls. But her life began with the privilege and promise that many can only dream of.
Maxwell, 63, is the daughter of a wealthy media baron and British politician. As a result, she grew up surrounded by affluent and powerful individuals — a pattern that trickled into adulthood and led to her meeting Epstein.
But ultimately, her proximity to Epstein, a wealthy financier who became a convicted sex offender, would be her downfall.
Maxwell spent years procuring young women and girls into her and Epstein’s orbit to groom them and then sexually abuse them together.
Continue reading...
How Ghislaine Maxwell went from society gal to teen-procuring Epstein ‘lady’
Report: Trump has privately pondered if Epstein accusers are just ‘Democrats’ trying to make him look bad
Saturday 23 August 2025 23:45 , Oliver O'ConnellPresident Donald Trump has privately labeled some of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking victims as “clearly” Democrats, a report earlier this month claims.
James Liddell has the story.
Trump has privately pondered if Epstein accusers are just ‘Democrats,’ report claims
Maxwell doesn't believe Epstein died by suicide but says idea his death was ordered is ‘ludicrous’
Sunday 24 August 2025 00:15 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell has told the deputy attorney general that she does not believe Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide while in prison before he could be put on trial for trafficking charges of his own.
Here’s what she told Todd Blanche:
Ghislaine Maxwell does not believe that Epstein died by suicide, testimony reveals
Maxwell ‘absolutely never’ saw Trump engage in inappropriate activity
Sunday 24 August 2025 00:45 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell said she never saw President Donald Trump behave inappropriately around anyone in Jeffrey Epstein's circle, a transcript of her interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has revealed.
Katie Hawkinson listened to the recording of her interview with Trump’s Department of Justice.
Maxwell ‘never’ saw Trump engage in inappropriate activity, interview reveals
Trump reportedly pointed finger at John Bolton before FBI raid as conservative media sounds alarm
01:13 , Oliver O'ConnellWeeks before the FBI raided John Bolton’s house, President Donald Trump made clear that his former national security adviser was a target of his second term.
Law enforcement agents raided Bolton’s home in Bethesda, Maryland and his Washington, D.C. office on Friday as part of an investigation related to classified documents, Vice President JD Vance confirmed. Bolton served as Trump’s national security adviser from 2018 to 2019 but has since become a vocal critic of the president.
Kelly Rissman reports.
Trump reportedly pointed finger at John Bolton before FBI raid
Maxwell grilled over Epstein links to Prince Andrew
01:35 , Oliver O'ConnellRosie Shead reports:
Ghislaine Maxwell was grilled at length about the Duke of York’s links to Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, transcripts released by the US Justice Department have revealed.
The transcripts, published on Friday, show the convicted sex trafficker insisting she did not introduce Andrew to disgraced financier Epstein and that the duke’s alleged sex with Virginia Giuffre in her house could not have happened.
The Trump administration issued hundreds of pages of transcripts of interviews conducted by deputy attorney general Todd Blanche last month amid a fierce backlash over a previous refusal to disclose records from the Epstein case.
The duke strenuously denies any wrongdoing.
Continue reading...
Ghislaine Maxwell grilled by US Justice Department on Andrew’s links to Epstein
Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a convicted sex offender and ‘known liar’?
01:45 , Oliver O'ConnellSkepticism abounds following the release of transcripts and recordings of Ghislaine Maxwell’s testimony to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Four years after her conviction and sentencing on charges of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and other crimes, how credible is her testimony?
Ranking House Oversight Committee Democrat Rep. Robert Garcia was especially damning in the hours after the interview transcripts were released Friday, writing on X: “Ghislaine Maxwell is a convicted sex trafficker and known liar. Her interview with Trump's DOJ lawyer shows she's desperate for a pardon.
“She claims no involvement in wrongdoing, which is insulting to the girls and young women she victimized and trafficked. She cannot be trusted.”
Continue reading...
Ghislaine Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a ‘known liar’?
Maxwell interview released to 'distract' from Epstein files 'cover-up', Rep. Robert Garcia says
02:15 , Oliver O'ConnellRobert Garcia, a California Congressman and ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, which received its first batch of the so-called Epstein files on Friday, slammed the DOJ for it’s ‘limited disclosure.’
Garcia and other Democrats on the committee have criticized the Justice Department for releasing a small portion of the documents after the committee subpoenaed all records related to the criminal cases of Epstein and Maxwell earlier this month.
Just 3 percent of the documents given to the House Oversight Committee contain information not already in the public domain, the Democrats claim.
Ranking Member @RepRobertGarcia’s statement on limited Epstein file release and continued White House cover-up: pic.twitter.com/1vIMSWhriT
— Oversight Dems (@OversightDems) August 23, 2025
Maxwell's interview over shadows Trump’s Bolton revenge tour
02:45 , Oliver O'ConnellEric Garcia writes:
President Donald Trump might have thought he had some distance from the Jeffrey Epstein headlines that were dragging down his poll numbers and made his base turn on him. But, over the last few weeks, the president has seen positive economic news, taken over the streets of Washington D.C. from local police and watched as his FBI raided the home of former adviser John Bolton.
Those stories were dominating the news cycle - until Ghislaine Maxwell made her return.
The release of the transcripts of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s interview with Maxwell, Epstein’s longtime associate and onetime partner who assisted in his abuse of girls and young women, became the motherload of all Friday news dumps. It will certainly rekindle questions about what exactly Trump knew about his former friend and likely give congressional Democrats all the more reason to push for the declassification of files related to the Epstein investigation when they return from recess.
Continue reading...
The Maxwell interview knocks Trump’s Bolton revenge tour stop right off the page
Maxwell rejects Prince Andrew claims and calls infamous picture ‘literally a fake’
03:45 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell has repeated her claim that a photograph showing Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre is “fake”.
In an interview with the US Department of Justice, conducted last month, Maxwell said: “I believe it’s literally a fake photo.”
The imprisoned former girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein also dismissed as “rubbish” Giuffre’s claims that she was paid to have a relationship with Prince Andrew and that he had sex with her at Maxwell’s London home.
The disgraced socialite claimed one of the motives behind the story was to attack the Royal Family.
Tom Watling reports.
Ghislaine Maxwell rejects Prince Andrew claims in newly released interview
What did Maxwell say about other celebrities whose names appeared in court records?
04:45 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell told Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche that, to her knowledge, actors Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker did not visit any of Epstein's properties, according to transcripts of her testimony to the Justice Department.
Naomi Campbell, whose name has also appeared in unsealed records, was described by Maxwell as having a friendship with Epstein that was “independent” of her.
The actors and the supermodel were among the prominent figures whose names appeared in unsealed Epstein records, though none have been linked to any of Epstein's crimes.
Here’s a full list of people who appeared in those records:
Epstein files: Names in disgraced financier’s contact book released by Pam Bondi
From high society to Epstein’s teen-procuring ‘lady’: Ghislaine Maxwell's fall from grace
05:45 , Oliver O'ConnellAriana Baio writes:
Ghislaine Maxwell is infamous for her role in helping her ex-boyfriend, Jeffrey Epstein, run a decades-long scheme to abuse and sex traffic young women and girls. But her life began with the privilege and promise that many can only dream of.
Maxwell, 63, is the daughter of a wealthy media baron and British politician. As a result, she grew up surrounded by affluent and powerful individuals — a pattern that trickled into adulthood and led to her meeting Epstein.
But ultimately, her proximity to Epstein, a wealthy financier who became a convicted sex offender, would be her downfall.
Maxwell spent years procuring young women and girls into her and Epstein’s orbit to groom them and then sexually abuse them together.
Continue reading...
How Ghislaine Maxwell went from society gal to teen-procuring Epstein ‘lady’
Maxwell ‘absolutely never’ saw Trump engage in inappropriate activity
06:45 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell said she never saw President Donald Trump behave inappropriately around anyone in Jeffrey Epstein's circle, a transcript of her interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has revealed.
Katie Hawkinson listened to the recording of her interview with Trump’s Department of Justice.
Maxwell ‘never’ saw Trump engage in inappropriate activity, interview reveals
Maxwell doesn't believe Epstein died by suicide but says idea his death was ordered is ‘ludicrous’
07:45 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell has told the deputy attorney general that she does not believe Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide while in prison before he could be put on trial for trafficking charges of his own.
Here’s what she told Todd Blanche:
Ghislaine Maxwell does not believe that Epstein died by suicide, testimony reveals
Maxwell's interview over shadows Trump’s Bolton revenge tour
08:15 , Oliver O'ConnellEric Garcia writes:
President Donald Trump might have thought he had some distance from the Jeffrey Epstein headlines that were dragging down his poll numbers and made his base turn on him. But, over the last few weeks, the president has seen positive economic news, taken over the streets of Washington D.C. from local police and watched as his FBI raided the home of former adviser John Bolton.
Those stories were dominating the news cycle - until Ghislaine Maxwell made her return.
The release of the transcripts of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s interview with Maxwell, Epstein’s longtime associate and onetime partner who assisted in his abuse of girls and young women, became the motherload of all Friday news dumps. It will certainly rekindle questions about what exactly Trump knew about his former friend and likely give congressional Democrats all the more reason to push for the declassification of files related to the Epstein investigation when they return from recess.
Continue reading...
The Maxwell interview knocks Trump’s Bolton revenge tour stop right off the page
Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a convicted sex offender and ‘known liar’?
08:45 , Oliver O'ConnellSkepticism abounds following the release of transcripts and recordings of Ghislaine Maxwell’s testimony to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Four years after her conviction and sentencing on charges of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and other crimes, how credible is her testimony?
Ranking House Oversight Committee Democrat Rep. Robert Garcia was especially damning in the hours after the interview transcripts were released Friday, writing on X: “Ghislaine Maxwell is a convicted sex trafficker and known liar. Her interview with Trump's DOJ lawyer shows she's desperate for a pardon.
“She claims no involvement in wrongdoing, which is insulting to the girls and young women she victimized and trafficked. She cannot be trusted.”
Continue reading...
Ghislaine Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a ‘known liar’?
Maxwell rejects Prince Andrew claims and calls infamous picture ‘literally a fake’
09:15 , Oliver O'ConnellGhislaine Maxwell has repeated her claim that a photograph showing Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre is “fake”.
In an interview with the US Department of Justice, conducted last month, Maxwell said: “I believe it’s literally a fake photo.”
The imprisoned former girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein also dismissed as “rubbish” Giuffre’s claims that she was paid to have a relationship with Prince Andrew and that he had sex with her at Maxwell’s London home.
The disgraced socialite claimed one of the motives behind the story was to attack the Royal Family.
Tom Watling reports.
Ghislaine Maxwell rejects Prince Andrew claims in newly released interview
Watch: Ghislaine Maxwell discusses Bill Clinton in jailhouse interview
09:45 , Daniel KeaneDOJ has released just 3 percent of new information, House Democrats say
10:18 , Alex CroftThe Justice Department on Friday sent its first batch of the so-called “Epstein Files” to the House Oversight Committee, which issued a subpoena on August 5 demanding all documents related to the criminal cases of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his imprisoned accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.
Pennsylvania Democratic Rep. Summer L. Lee slammed the first trove as “pretending to respond to the subpoena.”
“The released Epstein documents are largely thousands of pages of recycled content already made available to the public. This is a continuation of the cover-up from Donald Trump and his administration to protect the powerful and wealthy, even when they are predators and abusers,” the congresswoman wrote.
“This partial release is insulting to the survivors who have waited far too long for accountability.”
The House Oversight Committee Democrats’ initial review revealed that of the 33,295 pages of documents released to the Committee, only 3 percent contained any new information, she said.
“Less than 1 percent of the Epstein files have actually been released,” California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna told MSNBC on Saturday. “The Esptein files are 300 gigabytes....and they’ve released less than one gigabyte.”
Of that, 97 percent is in the public record, Khanna said.
Where is Ghislaine Maxwell now?
10:50 , Alex CroftShortly after her interview with US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, Maxwell was moved from a low-security federal prison in Tallahassee, Florida, to the minimum-security Bryan Federal Prison Camp.
Dubbed “Club Fed” for its houses and relatively relaxed conditions, the prison camp is home to Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Jen Shah.
Neither her lawyer nor the federal Bureau of Prisons have explained the reason for the move.
President would allow release of all Epstein files, he tells reporters
11:22 , Alex CroftPresident Donald Trump would allow the release of all files tied to Epstein, as requested by the House Oversight Committee, he has told reporters.
Speaking to the press in the Oval Office on Friday, he said he was “in support of keeping it open” but added the files could mention people who “don’t deserve” to be in them.
“Innocent people shouldn’t be hurt, but I’m in support of keeping it totally open. I couldn’t care less,” he said.
“You’ve got a lot of people that could be mentioned in those files that don’t deserve to be, you know, people, because he knew everybody in Palm Beach,” he added.
Maxwell doesn't believe Epstein died by suicide but says idea his death was ordered is ‘ludicrous’
11:54 , Alex CroftGhislaine Maxwell has told the deputy attorney general that she does not believe Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide while in prison before he could be put on trial for trafficking charges of his own.
Here’s what she told Todd Blanche:
Ghislaine Maxwell does not believe that Epstein died by suicide, testimony reveals
Watch: Ghislaine Maxwell discusses Epstein's relationship with Trump and whether 'the list' exists
12:30 , Alex CroftGiuffre's family claims Maxwell was given 'platform to rewrite history'
13:06 , Alex CroftThe family of Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers, has criticised the Department of Justice for giving Ghislaine Maxwell a “platform to rewrite history" through her interview.
Giuffre, who had accused influential men of sexually exploiting her as a teenager trafficked by Epstein, took her own life this year.
Speaking to Sky News, Ms Giuffre's family said they were outraged by the DOJ’s release of an interview with the convicted sex trafficker.
"As the family of one of the most prominent survivors, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, we are outraged," they said in a statement.
"The content of these transcripts is in direct contradiction with felon Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction for child sex trafficking."
Maxwell interview released to 'distract' from Epstein files 'cover-up', Rep. Robert Garcia says
13:31 , Alex CroftRobert Garcia, a California Congressman and ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, which received its first batch of the so-called Epstein files on Friday, slammed the DOJ for it’s ‘limited disclosure.’
Garcia and other Democrats on the committee have criticized the Justice Department for releasing a small portion of the documents after the committee subpoenaed all records related to the criminal cases of Epstein and Maxwell earlier this month.
Just 3 percent of the documents given to the House Oversight Committee contain information not already in the public domain, the Democrats claim.
Ghislaine Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a ‘known liar’?
14:00 , Alex CroftSkepticism abounds following the release of transcripts and recordings of Ghislaine Maxwell’s testimony to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Four years after her conviction and sentencing on charges of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and other crimes, how credible is her testimony?
Ranking House Oversight Committee Democrat Rep. Robert Garcia was especially damning in the hours after the interview transcripts were released Friday, writing on X: “Ghislaine Maxwell is a convicted sex trafficker and known liar. Her interview with Trump's DOJ lawyer shows she's desperate for a pardon.
Ghislaine Maxwell wants a pardon. Just how credible is testimony from a ‘known liar’?
ICYMI - Trump reacts to the release of Epstein files
14:30 , Alex CroftDems say newly released Epstein files fall short of full transparency
15:22 , Andrea CavallierThe Justice Department has released more than 33,000 pages of documents from its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, but lawmakers are divided over what it means.
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee say most of the files were already public, with only a small set of new records detailing Epstein’s flight locations.
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) said in a statement that the “overwhelming majority” of the docs had information already disclosed, according to The Washington Post, and that the only new disclosure being from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s record of flight locations of Epstein’s plane from 2000 to 2014.
However, Laura Loomer, who is an unofficial adviser to Trump, told The Washington Post that she thinks Maxwell’s interview “vindicated” Trump against false insinuations of potential wrongdoing fueled by his past association with Epstein.
“I think a lot of people owe President Trump an apology,” Loomer said. “I think it’s pretty obvious that everything that President Trump has been saying about Epstein and the Epstein files has been proven true, given the fact that Ghislaine Maxwell herself testified under oath that she’d never witnessed President Trump do anything inappropriate.”
Republicans on the committee said this is just the first batch, with more to come. Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) pledged a review before making documents public to protect victims’ privacy.
Democrats continue to push for full disclosure, arguing that survivors and the public deserve complete transparency.
