Leaked DOJ Memo Sparks MAGA Infighting over Epstein

A leaked memo from the Trump administration's Department of Justice and FBI concluded that Jeffrey Epstein did not maintain a 'client list,' was not murdered in jail, and engaged in no blackmail, directly contradicting longstanding conspiracy theories. The memo stated no new charges would be filed and included surveillance video supporting the official account of Epstein's suicide. Officials, including Attorney General Pam Bondi, had previously promised that such files existed, leading to outrage and disbelief among MAGA supporters and pro-Trump influencers when the memo was released. In response, Elon Musk intensified his public feud with Donald Trump by mocking the administration's handling of the case and suggesting a cover-up. The White House and officials now claim earlier references to a 'client list' pertained to the overall collection of Epstein-related documents, not a list of collaborators. The revelations have sparked infighting within the Trump camp, with some supporters accusing administration figures of broken promises and misleading the public.