"Yeah, I think there's a fair amount of frustration at how all of this has been handled, directed certainly at members of Congress who compelled these documents' release, but also at the Justice Department at how all of this has sort of played out over the last really several months, but also over the several days. There is a sense in certain corners that they have just whiffed all of this, to use the word that Susie Wiles used when she was describing all of this."
"They used their own social media accounts to essentially go to bat for President Trump when it comes to these documents to try and bat down what they said were sensationalist claims, and you saw them just out and out say that that disgusting letter that was written in the hand of Jeffrey Epstein and signed by J Epstein was false."
White House officials express frustration with the Justice Department’s handling of recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents and also fault members of Congress who compelled the release. Some within the White House view the DOJ response as bungled over recent months and days, describing the handling as a whiff. The Justice Department used its social media accounts to defend President Trump and to dispute a handwritten letter attributed to Jeffrey Epstein as false. Administration reactions differed when disclosures mentioned Bill Clinton, with officials amplifying those mentions while taking a different approach for Trump.
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