Polling indicates that three-quarters of American voters are unhappy with Trump's approach to the Epstein files. House Speaker Mike Johnson canceled scheduled votes to alleviate pressure on Trump regarding the release of these files. Right-wing influencers have long suggested that Epstein possessed a list of co-conspirators linked to his trafficking operations. Trump’s behavior has strained relations with his supporters, especially after Attorney General Pam Bondi denied the existence of an 'Epstein list.' In response to ongoing pressure, Trump urged the DOJ to seek the release of grand jury testimonies related to Epstein's case.
Three-quarters of American voters are dissatisfied with Trump's handling of the Epstein files, according to recent polling. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson canceled scheduled votes to manage pressure on the Trump administration.
Trump's supporters criticized his administration for not releasing promised Epstein files after AG Pam Bondi's release of a short report denied the existence of an 'Epstein list.' They felt let down and voiced their dissatisfaction.
Despite facing backlash, Trump called for the DOJ to request the release of grand jury transcripts related to Epstein's case, potentially acquiescing to public pressure for more transparency.
Previously, right-wing figures insinuated that Epstein had a list of co-conspirators in his sex trafficking ring while Trump suggested the Biden administration was hiding information regarding Epstein.
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