In a moment that stunned even seasoned political watchers, President Donald Trump leapt to the defense of Attorney General Pam Bondi after her conflicting claims about the long-awaited Epstein files came under fire.
At a tense Oval Office press briefing on July 16, 2025, Trump brushed off questions about why Bondi had failed to release the files despite promising earlier this year that they were “sitting on [her] desk” and would soon go public.
“Pam has got a lot of things she’s working on,” Trump said, pointing to his administration’s ongoing anti-immigration push. But for many Americans, that excuse isn’t just weak it feels like a betrayal.
Back in February, Bondi went on Fox News and reassured the public that the Epstein documents were ready for release. Fast forward to early July, and the Justice Department dropped a bombshell memo claiming there was no Epstein client list at all.
Now, people are asking: What changed? Was the list ever real? And if not why did Bondi say it was?
Trump’s defense of Bondi has only intensified public suspicion, especially as pressure mounts for transparency in a case involving powerful elites and vulnerable victims.
Online, the backlash is growing. Critics say this looks less like a delay and more like a cover-up.
One user posted: “They promised justice. We got press briefings. Where are the names? Where is the truth?”
As Trump tries to steer the narrative away from Epstein and back to immigration, the silence around the files is becoming louder than ever and the American public isn’t letting this one go.
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