Epstein Survivors Deny Trump Involvement, Demand DOJ File Release

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse have consistently stated in multiple interviews and public appearances that they never witnessed President Donald Trump engaging in any inappropriate behavior related to Epstein's criminal activities. Despite Trump's known past social interactions with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, both survivors and Maxwell herself denied any misconduct by Trump. Amid bipartisan congressional efforts led by Representatives Thomas Massie, Ro Khanna, and supported by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, there is significant pressure on the Justice Department to release unredacted files and client names connected to Epstein's sex trafficking ring, which the White House and GOP leaders have resisted citing privacy concerns. Survivors have expressed frustration at the lack of transparency and intend to compile their own confidential list of individuals involved in Epstein's network if the government fails to act. Trump has dismissed the calls for file releases as a "Democrat hoax," while survivors and some lawmakers continue to demand accountability and justice for all implicated parties. The issue remains a contentious topic intersecting allegations, political divides, and ongoing investigations.