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Trump, who authorized the release of thousands of classified pages related to the JFK assassination during his presidency, acknowledged that not everything in the files was groundbreaking—but he made it clear the public deserved access.
“And based on the papers that, you know, we were at least 88,000,” Trump said, referring to the volume of documents declassified. “And in fact, there was some that they needed a little bit more time… go over to the office, we’ll show you that too, you know.”
When Travis noted the files seemed “unspectacular,” Trump agreed but added, “Maybe that’s a good thing.”
While the corporate media continues to ignore the decades of mystery around JFK’s murder, Trump is keeping his promise to shine light on America’s darkest secrets—and he’s not done yet.
The 45th president has also pledged to declassify documents surrounding the murders of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.—and now, perhaps most explosively, the case of Jeffrey Epstein.
That process is already underway.
Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared on Fox News this weekend with Maria Bartiromo, revealing that a mountain of Epstein-related files are in the final stages of redaction before they’re made public.
“Tens of thousands of pages of documents, and hundreds and hundreds of victims of Jeffrey Epstein,” Bondi stated.
She emphasized that the FBI—under directives from herself, FBI Director Kash Patel, and Deputy Director Dan Bongino—is working “’round the clock” to scrub personal details to protect Epstein’s victims.
“But yeah, we have to protect their identity, their personal information to make sure they’re safe. But other than that, we are releasing all of these documents as soon as we can get them redacted to protect the victims of him,” Bondi said.
Sources close to the effort say the Justice Department is in overdrive, with hundreds—possibly thousands—of agents diverted from national security duties to speed up the release.
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According to insiders who spoke with ABC News, the Epstein file release is a top priority for the Trump team. Bondi is reportedly pressing both DOJ and FBI officials daily to get results.
Agents have been told to prepare for long days and late nights as the release nears. With the 2024 election heating up and demands for transparency hitting a boiling point, many believe Trump’s commitment to exposing these secrets could shake Washington to its core.
The question now is—what will the Epstein documents reveal, and who might be exposed?
If the JFK admission was any clue, Trump’s not afraid to name names.
And the American people are finally about to get answers they’ve been denied for far too long.
