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“What the hell are they hiding with Jeffrey Epstein?” Bongino famously asked.
But now, in 2025, Bongino has flipped the script. As the FBI’s Deputy Director, he recently announced on social media that after thoroughly reviewing all case files, his conclusion is that Epstein took his own life.
“I was asked about some of the details surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case. I have reviewed the case. Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. There’s no evidence in the case file indicating otherwise. I’m not asking you to believe me, or not. I’m telling you what exists, and what doesn’t. If new evidence surfaces I’m happy to reevaluate,” Bongino declared.
This reversal has ignited fury among many Trump supporters, especially as Attorney General Pam Bondi continues to withhold the full Epstein files from public scrutiny. The delay only fuels speculation and distrust.
On his radio program, Glenn Beck openly questioned Bongino’s sudden change of heart. Beck pressed for answers about the glaring unanswered questions surrounding Epstein’s death.
“I want a timeline that explains the broken cameras, the sleeping guards, and why the most high-profile prisoner in America was removed from suicide watch just days before,” Beck said pointedly. “Why did that happen?”
Beck also expressed deep skepticism toward the FBI, recalling the agency’s track record of deception in politically charged cases like the Russia investigation and January 6 Capitol riot.
“You see, it is the string of coincidence and the constant lies from both sides of the administration, both Republican and Democrat. We don’t believe the Department of Justice anymore. We don’t believe our FBI. We don’t believe, apparently now, our own administration. That doesn’t lead anywhere good,” Beck remarked.
The solution, Beck argued, lies in transparency. He called for the FBI to release all Epstein-related files and evidence for public examination so Americans can judge for themselves.
“That’s, let me just say the one name, Robespierre. That’s what leads to out-of-control revolution. So instead of saying I don’t believe it, which I don’t. I don’t believe it. But what would be much more helpful is, I want to see those things,” Beck insisted.
Finally, Beck urged Bongino to be upfront with the public about the precise evidence that changed his mind on Epstein’s death.
“I want to hear from Dan Bongino and say to him, Dan, specifically, what did you see? Because I know you, you didn’t believe this either. So what is it? And show it to me. What did you specifically see that changed your mind? Because I want to be there with you. I really do. So show it to me,” Beck concluded.
The Epstein saga continues to breed suspicion and doubt. Until full disclosure happens, Americans are left to wonder if justice was truly served — or if a dangerous cover-up still protects the powerful from the consequences they deserve.
