Trump Supports Epstein File Release Warns Innocents Mentioned

President Donald Trump has expressed support for the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files to Congress, emphasizing transparency despite concerns that some innocent individuals might be unfairly implicated due to Epstein's extensive connections in Palm Beach. Trump described the investigation as a "Democrat hoax" aimed at undermining his administration's achievements and deflecting attention from his record. He highlighted that prominent figures such as former President Bill Clinton and Larry Summers, a former Treasury Secretary and Harvard president, are also implicated but receive less scrutiny. Trump has urged Attorney General Pam Bondi and others to provide all possible documents to the House Oversight Committee, which recently subpoenaed the files. His comments came amid ongoing congressional efforts to obtain fuller disclosure of Epstein-related records, with Republicans also seeking depositions from various high-profile political and law enforcement figures. The president framed the issue as politically motivated while maintaining that the government's handling of the Epstein case should remain open and transparent.