The Department of Justice memo has ended the investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case, asserting that no client list exists nor is there evidence of other perpetrators. This announcement has angered many Trump supporters, particularly against Attorney General Pam Bondi. Right-wing figures are crafting narratives that portray Trump positively, with Alex Jones alleging the administration is using Epstein's files to blackmail opposition. Judge Joe Brown speculated that Trump's classified documents might include Epstein-related files, while Liz Crokin encouraged examining the case from a broader strategic perspective.
The joint DOJ and FBI memo stated that no further disclosure would be appropriate in the case of the infamous financier and sex offender, claiming that the DOJ is not in possession of an Epstein client list, nor does it have evidence of other perpetrators.
Right-wing commentator and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones speculated that the administration is using the files to blackmail the deep state, asserting that Trump has taken control of the FBI CIA blackmail file.
Judge Joe Brown theorized that the classified documents Trump kept were actually the Epstein files that the president was protecting from being turned over to those recorded doing wrongdoing.
Columnist and QAnon believer Liz Crokin suggested looking at the Epstein case from a broader perspective, indicating a strategic position taken by Trump's DOJ.
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