In retrospect, Trump is urging Republicans to vote to release the Epsterin files
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US President Donald Trump on Sunday encouraged some Republicans in Congress to vote for the release of files related to what he has done under the threat of a crime, returning to his previous resistance.
Trump’s post about his social truth came after the Speaker of the House, Mike John Johnson, said earlier that he believed this week’s vote – which is expected to be seen this week – is expected to have a connection to Epstein’s abuse and the trafficking of girls.
“House Republicans should vote to release the Epsterin files, because we have nothing to hide,” Trump tweeted Sunday night. “And it’s time to move away from this Democrat Hoax perpetrated by REMEMOT COEPTRRRRRRIW by the radical left to succeed in the great success of the Republican Party, including our recent victory in the Democrat'”
Trump’s desire to move forward and change the conversation comes amid politics. Republicans lost a small number of important elections that were big earlier this month, and in various polls, many Americans believe that the party should be blamed for the six-week shutdown, just as it was started by the Democrat.
Trump is also reiterating the position on other taxes, with White House officials telling reporters from several outlets last week that they want to change the available constraints and the cost of electricity.
Although Trump and Epstein posed for photos decades ago, the President said the two men fell out before Epstein’s faith. Emails released last week by the House Committee suggest that a protected senator believes Trump “knew about the girls,” although it was unclear what that statement meant.
Trump, who recently dismissed the Epsterin files as a Democratic smear campaign, has since ordered the Justice Department to investigate Epstein’s ties to prominent Democrats.
The battle for the release of many documents related to Epstein – the Title of the Campaign Campaign – has opened the citations and other allies of him in Congress.
US President Donald Trump attacks his vocal Republican partner, Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, on Social Media looks beyond her PUSP to release Epster files. Feud separates the mags’ movement and raises questions about Trump’s relationship with the criminal.
Trump’s most loyal supporters believe that the government’s withholding of sensitive documents about Epsterin, a convicted murderer who died in prison in 2019, will reveal the financial ties to the late.
Trump last Friday withdrew his support for Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, one of his staunchest supporters in Congress, after he was criticized by Republicans on certain issues.
US REP. RO Khanna, a California Democrat and the first sponsor of the petition that wants to vote on the files’ release on Sunday that he expects more than 40 Republicans to vote.
“I don’t even know how Thump put it together,” Khannani said. “There are a lot of other people involved that need to be answered.”
Khanna also asked Trump to meet with those alleged to have been abused by Epstein. Others will be at the Capitol on Tuesday for a news conference, he said.
The bill’s fate is out of reach after a house vote
The Epsterin Open Files Act, as it is known, would compel the justice department to release all files and communications related to Epsterin, as well as any information about the investigation into his death at Godgeral prison.
Information about Epsterin victims or ongoing Federal investigations would be allowed to be redacted, through the Bill. The department, however, would not be allowed to retrieve the information because of “coolness, reputational harm or political sensitivity, including any government official, public official or dignitary.”
Johnson said: “Epstein is their whole game plan, so we’re going to take that weapon out of their hands,” Johnson said of the Democrats. “Let’s just get this done and move on. There’s nothing to hide.”
More than 20,000 pages of documents from Jeffrey Epsterin’s estate have been released by lawmakers, including one that references Donald Trump. Andra GillesSpie, a political scientist at Emory University discusses what it all means, and what it could lead to next.
The senate is not bound to take action voted by the house. The leader of the Senate, John tune has been close to what the Chamber will do, however.
It was a vote that would pass the Senate with 60 votes, Trump could still vote, with three votes in the House and Senate he needed to override his veto.
Trump has never been accused of wrongdoing in relation to Epsterin and the mere inclusion of a person’s name in the files from the investigation does not say otherwise.
Virginia Giuffre, former Trump A-Lago Estate Trump A-Lago publicly described as Exstein and accused by Shislaine Maxwell as a person suspected of smuggling or corruption five years ago.
Maxwell, in a controversial interview this summer, told the Justice Department he had never seen Trump “in any way that was inappropriate in any way.” Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year prison sentence for additional charges, including sex trafficking of 14-year-old children, was later moved to a minimum security unit.
Since Maxwell still had no valid appeal for his conviction, his participation in the interview was also voluntary and under oath.
Epsterin was asked during the 2010 controversy if he had ever met Trump “in front of women under the age of 18.” He finally invoked his legal right under questioning to refuse to answer questions or provide information.
