BREAKING: Epstein Emails Directly Implicate Donald Trump
Epstein called Trump “the dog that hasn’t barked” in newly released emails.
This morning, House Democrats released new emails from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate that further implicate Donald Trump in the Epstein scandal—and in the abuse of young women and men. On Epstein’s plane. At his house. Wherever.
The Democrats on the House Oversight Committee were generous when they said these emails “raise serious questions” about Trump and his knowledge of Epstein’s horrific crimes.
I’d say it doesn’t raise questions—it gives us answers.
All year, Trump and his MAGA mouthpieces have claimed he didn’t do anything wrong. But they’ve refused to release these files. They’ve lied about the dumbest, pettiest shit—like whether Trump doodles, whether he ever sent a birthday card to Epstein, or when Mike Johnson suggested Trump was an undercover FBI informant trying to bring down the whole thing. They lied about all of it.
Now we know why.
In these emails, Epstein tells Ghislaine Maxwell about Trump spending hours at a house with one of the victims (name redacted). He calls Trump “the dog that hasn’t barked.” He talks about conversations with Trump about Mar-a-Lago. He mentions Trump asking Ghislaine to stop stealing his employees.
And then there’s the kicker—an email exchange between Epstein and Michael Wolff about how Trump could “hang himself” by lying on CNN about being on Epstein’s plane and in his homes. They literally talk about using it as leverage if Trump wins the election in 2016. They were strategizing for a bribe—for a pardon, most likely.
None of this should shock anyone who’s been paying attention. You can see the guilt on Trump’s face. You can see it in every move Kash Patel, Pam Bondi, and the rest of the cover-up crew have made.
I’m proud of the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee who’ve fought to keep this in the news—who won’t let the public forget that young women and men—children as young as 14 years old—were groomed, sexually exploited, and abused. By Epstein, by Ghislaine Maxwell, potentially by Trump, and by other rich and powerful predators.
Every time we talk about the Epstein files, we’re talking about more than just Epstein. It’s a window into Trump’s soul. Into what he believes and the principles he lives by.
He believes the rich and powerful should never be held accountable. That they can overtly and blatantly steal, cheat, hurt people—including kids—and get away with it. That there are no consequences for them.
And that’s not just wrong—it’s the rot at the core of this country.
Same as after the 2008 crash. One of the biggest nationwide mistakes of my adult life—watching the people who destroyed the economy walk away clean. Nobody went to prison for that.
And here we are again. One person—just one—has gone to prison in this entire scheme where Epstein and Maxwell trafficked and abused people. One. And we’re supposed to call that justice?
I don’t care if more names come out and they’re Democrats. Lazy MAGA influencers always ask, “What if Bill Clinton’s in there?” Then hold Bill Clinton accountable. I don’t give a damn what party someone’s in. If they were on the plane, on the island, at the house—they need to answer for it.
Because if we can’t hold people accountable for this—what does that say about us?
I’m glad we have these emails now. But I’m not naïve enough to think anything will come of it right now. Trump has the DOJ in his pocket. Pam Bondi will make sure there’s no investigation. The FBI, Kash Patel—they’ve probably known about this the whole time. And they’ve chosen to look the other way. They’ve done nothing to uphold the Constitution and enforce the law, an oath they all took.
Mike Johnson is FINALLY swearing in Rep.-elect Grijalva today, which means the Epstein discharge petition can move forward—but the rumor mill is swirling that one of the Republicans who signed it is planning to back out. I’m hearing Nancy Mace—the South Carolina congresswoman seen walking out of that closed-door meeting with Epstein victims in tears back in September—may be the one backing out, but who knows.
So what happens next? The usual Trump play: deny, deflect, distract. Indict someone else. Create a spectacle. Call it a hoax. A lot of people think Adam Schiff is about to get indicted, even though it’s well reported they don’t have enough evidence to do so. Wouldn’t surprise me. They’ll use that to change the subject, spin the narrative.
But we can’t let that work. Trump is implicated in the Epstein files. That needs to stay front and center.
This isn’t about partisanship. It’s not left vs. right. It’s about whether we’re going to let the most powerful people in the world abuse and destroy lives without consequence.
And again—this is who Trump is. The White House, under him, has become a protection racket for the rich. For anyone who pays up or pledges loyalty. He’s already pardoned a wild number of criminals: Rudy Giuliani, George Santos, January 6th rioters, sexual abusers, drug traffickers.
Hell, he’s flirting with pardoning Diddy! They moved Maxwell into a minimum-security prison, and House Dems have evidence she may get a commutation soon.
He thinks proximity to power is immunity. And honestly? Nothing in his life has ever proven him wrong. He’s a convicted felon—32 counts—and he’s still sitting in the White House.
That’s why Democrats need to lock in and not let this go. Keep hammering the truth. Keep reminding people.
It’s been ten years and people still don’t get the full scope of this scandal. Still don’t see Trump for who he really is. But that’s okay.
Because we’re going to show them.
Yes, we’ll keep talking about affordability, corruption, and security. We have to. But the Epstein files? That’s the gateway. That’s the crack in the armor. And for once, Trump has backed himself so far into a corner that his playbook may actually fail.
The American people deserve to know.
Victims, whose lives have been upended, deserve real justice and accountability.
And our government has the responsibility to deliver on this.
We need the full truth—about Epstein, about Maxwell, about Trump, and about every single person who helped them.
Burn it down to the roots.
I mean, are we surprised?
I am pretty confident a Republican will retract their momentary strength of spine.