Former Attorney General William “Bill” Barr dropped a revelation this week that immediately undercut years of speculation surrounding former President Donald Trump and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Barr, who served under Trump during his first administration, testified behind closed doors before the House Oversight Committee on Monday. According to sources familiar with the deposition, Barr made it clear that he never once saw any evidence linking President Trump to criminal activity involving Epstein or his mysterious death in federal custody.
In fact, Barr was direct: the former president never gave “any input or direction” related to Epstein’s prosecution or his death behind bars. Both Republicans and Democrats on the committee were present, and Barr reportedly answered every question without hesitation.
No Evidence, No Crime
The former Attorney General went a step further, telling lawmakers that if anything incriminating against Trump existed, the Biden Justice Department would have already weaponized it. According to the source, Barr explained that the Justice Department “would have most certainly released it already” if such evidence were real. He also reaffirmed his belief that Epstein’s death was suicide — a statement sure to spark debate given the many unanswered questions surrounding the case.
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