It’s happening.
President Donald Trump stunned reporters on Friday by revealing he holds a list of Jeffrey Epstein’s high-profile associates — and he didn’t hesitate to call out the elites.
Speaking before boarding Air Force One for a trip to Scotland, Trump took direct aim at the media and the political establishment.
“You should be focusing on Bill Clinton. You should be focusing on the former Harvard president, Larry Summers, and the hedge fund guys,” Trump said. “I’ll give you the list.”
“These people lived with Epstein. I sure as hell didn’t.”
Trump: “I Never Went to the Island. Clinton Did — 28 Times.”
The president didn’t stop there.
“Bill Clinton went to Epstein’s island 28 times. I never set foot on that island. Not once,” Trump told the press.
While Trump was speaking, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche — a trusted member of the Trump administration and the president’s former personal attorney — was questioning Ghislaine Maxwell in Florida for a second straight day. The renewed probe aims to close the book on three weeks of media-fueled speculation surrounding the Epstein case.
Maxwell Pardon? Trump Says It’s “Not Something I’ve Thought About”
Reporters asked Trump if he would consider a pardon for Maxwell, Epstein’s longtime associate.
“I can’t talk about pardons,” he replied. “It’s not something I’ve thought about.”
The president also addressed rumors of a birthday note allegedly written by him to Epstein in 2003, part of a book compiled by Maxwell.
“Anyone could’ve written that and used my name,” Trump said, brushing off the claim.
DOJ Memo: No Charges for Epstein’s Powerful Friends
Public interest in Epstein’s client network spiked earlier this year after Attorney General Pam Bondi hinted she had explosive information — including what some believed was the infamous Epstein client list.
Bondi later clarified in a July 6 memo that there is no official client list, and that Epstein’s 2019 death was ruled a suicide. The Justice Department’s investigation concluded that over 1,000 women and girls were victimized — but no criminal charges will be brought against Epstein’s politically connected friends.
Elites Walk Free While Victims Wait for Justice
Among Epstein’s closest associates:
- Prince Andrew
- Bill Gates
- Les Wexner (Victoria’s Secret billionaire)
- Bill Clinton, and even
- Donald Trump, though Trump distanced himself from Epstein years before his arrest.
Multiple reports say Trump severed ties with Epstein in 2004 over a real estate feud in Palm Beach. Insiders say the president has no intention of letting this scandal fade quietly, despite pressure from within the GOP to move on.
“The media won’t talk about who really spent time with Epstein,” one Trump ally said. “President Trump will.”
🔥 Why This Story Matters for America
This case is about more than Epstein. It’s about the double standard the media and the justice system apply to the elite. While everyday Americans face consequences for far less, billionaires and politicians walk away untouched.
President Trump’s willingness to call out the names the media won’t touch shows why he continues to lead in the polls — and why the political class fears his return.
