The First Subpoenas Over Jeffrey Epstein Are Coming. Look Who's First to Testify.

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Justice is coming. It might be another long burn, but the wheels are turning on the Hill, or at least they've been given the green light by President Donald Trump, who days ago said that any credible evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein probe should be made public. The Justice Department has bungled this operation, overpromising, delivering nothing new on this investigation, and later saying that most cannot be released out of respect to the victims, along with notes that most of the evidence contains copious amounts of child pornography and abuse.  

 

That's understandable, but we were told a client list existed by Attorney General Pam Bondi. It was on her desk, and then it never existed. There's also controversy over an alleged missing minute of Epstein's jail tape. It's a mess. And if they thought it would go quietly into the night. Think again. Democrats thought they could exploit this breach in the line, and even got Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) to go along with their plan. Massie became the new Liz Cheney in 30 seconds. Read more and see X here.