Newly released Epstein emails have reignited a firestorm over Trump’s connection to Epstein

REPORT: Newly released Epstein emails have reignited a firestorm over Trump’s connection to the convicted sex offender—raising explosive new questions about who really pulls the strings in Washington.

The emails, released by House Democrats, show Epstein claiming Trump “knew about the girls” and once asked Ghislaine Maxwell to “stop.” In another exchange, he calls Trump “the dog that hasn’t barked” and says he’s “75% there” with him—a phrase many interpret as a sign of leverage or control.

Even more disturbing are Epstein’s messages with journalist Michael Wolff, where they plot how to “hang” or “save” political figures depending on who wins an election. The tone suggests Epstein viewed both parties as pawns in his private game of power and blackmail.

Democrats are using the leaks to implicate the president, yet they are ignoring the fact that Trump expelled Epstein from Mar-a-Lago and cooperated with investigators.

Still, one question remains: if he’s innocent, why not release the files and end the speculation? Because until the truth about Epstein’s network is fully revealed, no one in power can be trusted.