Mike Flynn Urges Trump to Rethink Epstein Case Handling

President Donald Trump faces growing tensions within his base over his administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, which remains enveloped in conspiracy theories and demands for transparency. Former National Security Adviser General Michael Flynn, a Trump ally, urged the president to reconsider his dismissive stance toward the Epstein Files controversy, emphasizing that the issue transcends Epstein's death and involves broader concerns about internal subversion and the protection of constitutional republic foundations. Flynn condemned Trump's recent attacks on supporters seeking more information, warning that failure to address the matter could jeopardize the country’s future. Trump's administration has denied the existence of a purported Epstein client list, a claim that has caused significant backlash among MAGA supporters who believe powerful individuals are being shielded. The Epstein case, involving allegations of sex trafficking of minors and Epstein’s suspicious death in custody, continues to fuel political pressure from both Republicans and Democrats alike for greater disclosure. Despite Trump's defense of releasing "credible" files, critics argue his response has deepened mistrust and intensified calls for full transparency regarding Epstein's connections and activities.