Trump asks his Attorney General to publish a small part of the ‘Epstein Case’ documents to placate the magic rebellion | International

On Thursday, another day of fury at the front of the crisis open for Donald Trump on account of the Epstein case, ended for the president of the United States with a threat of demand to the newspaper The Wall Street Journal Already its owner, Rupert Murdoch, for the publication of a Trump congratulations letter to the Pederasta Millionaire for his 50th birthday that the Republican says he is false.

Everything indicates that frustrated by that episode, Trump also asked his Attorney General, Pam Bondi, to make certain procedural documents public in the case. The president is confident that this will quiet the waters of the scandal unleashed by the decision of a pair of Sundays of the Department of Justice to set out the Epstein case, after the Trump administration promised for months an information that now they say that it is not relevant and that it has feed the theories of conspiracy about the life and death of the millionaire pederic.

It does not seem that the documents whose release has authorized Trump will be enough to content the demands of the Maga Movement (Make America Great Again), outraged by the change of idea of the administration about a scandal that has fed the imagination of the Republican voters for years.

What Trump has asked Bondi is that, “in view of the ridiculous amount of advertising given to Jeffrey Epstein,” he publishes all the material “produced by the grand jury that is pertinent,” the president wrote in a message in his social network, Truth. The Attorney General responded to that request in X saying: “President Trump. We are ready to ask the court to release those transcripts tomorrow.” It may be the least, but that sample of submission of Bondi, solicitous to accept the orders of the boss, is another clove in the coffin of the ideal of the separation of powers in the current administration.

When I was a candidate, Trump campaigned with the promise that he would publish all the material about Epstein. Then, Bondi promised the Maga Luz movement on the shadows of the millionaire. A couple of Sundays ago, his department of justice published a document that threw all the theories of conspiracy around the Pederasta millionaire, at the conclusion that there is no supposed list of rich and famous people who participated in their minors trafficking network and that it committed suicide (that is, no one killed it) in the cell in which in 2019 it was waiting for a trial.

It is not clear that they will be able to divert attention. The documents that Bondi and Trump are preparing to make public belong to the first steps of the instruction of the case. The US system contemplates the appeal in certain cases to the institution of the Grand Jury. Integrated by a variable number of citizens, the prosecutor exposes their arguments and the evidence with which he is confident in achieving a conviction so that they decide whether it is worth continuing with the process or not.

Epstein’s skeptics expect something else: the flight records of their jet Private, compromising materials of the summary, such as videos, photographs and audio recordings or the black notebook with an alleged list of clients that would demonstrate the existence of a global elite dedicated to minors traffic and of which, six years later, there are no reliable evidence of its existence.

A surprise by Ghislaine Maxwell

The drop that filled Trump’s patience, who has been trying for days and bad to convince his to forget about the matter came with the publication by the conservative newspaper The Wall Street Journal, Property of Murdoch, one of the people who has made the most for aupar and to keep the Republican in power, of a 2003 letter that Trump says he is false. It is a congratulation to Epstein for his 50th birthday.

As it was a round date, Ghislaine Maxwell wanted to prepare a surprise and asked friends of the honoree to write affectionate texts. Maxwell was a partner and friend of Epstein, with whom he maintained in the 90s an “intimate relationship”, according to the summary of the case that ended with Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison that he is currently fulfilling for making the minors of the minors of which the businessman abused. Trump, who was then a real estate tycoon in New York, was one of the friends who participated in the surprise gift, always according to the Journal.

The letter, says the article of the New York newspaper, “contains several typed lines of text framed by the silhouette of a naked woman, which seems to be drawn by hand with a thick marker.” “A couple of small arches mark women’s breasts, and the signature of the future president is a scribble of ‘Donald’ under his waist, imitating the female pubic hair. The text concludes: ‘Happy birthday, and that every day is another wonderful secret.”

Already in Trump’s own information saying that the letter is false, and that he does not make “women drawings.” That argument repeated, after knowing the publication of the Journal, himself and his spokesman, Karoline Leavitt. The president spread a truth at night in which he had “directly warned” to Journal And, “personally, to Rupert Murdoch” that the letter is “false and that, if they published it, they would be demanded.”

In his message, strangely written in the third person, despite coming from his personal account, Trump, or whoever wrote the text, recalls “has already defeated George Stephanopoulos/ABC, 60 minute/cbs and others, and hopes to demand and demand responsibilities to the once great Wall Street Journal. ” The ABC and CBS television chains have watched in Trump’s demands, whom they have agreed to pay millionaire amounts.

The message ends up affecting a strategy that the president premiered on Wednesday: to blame the “Bulo de Epstein” Democrats. In this case, to “(James) Comey, (former director of the FBI), Brennan, the corrupt Hillary (Clinton) and other lunatics of the radical left”, because, if the letter was true, they would have published it “years ago.”

“Certainly I would not have remained filed waiting for ‘Trump’ (sic) to win three elections.” In the absence of determining whether the letter is true, as the Journalor false, as the president of the United States maintains, there is a certainty: the Post It ends with a lie. Trump did not win three times at the polls. Despite what has been defending for years, Joe Biden won it in 2020.