House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., Said on Friday that he and the House Republican want “maximum transparency” on the notorious sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein Asked to make more information public.
“Everyone wants Epstein files, which is a real document related to Jeffrey Epstein, Ghishlain Maxwell and is any person associated with it. We want American people to see it,” Johnson said on CNBC’s “” “Squalk box,
The speaker also insisted on that president Donald Trump Shares this scene. Johnson said, “What I believe is maximum transparency, and therefore President Trump.”
The Wall Street Journal on Thursday revealed the existence of an album of an album of “Bawdi” letters compiled for Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003. The album allegedly consisted of a letter from Trump which had a drawing of his signature and a naked woman.
Johnson said that he discussed the report with Trump on Friday morning before appearing on CNBC.
The speaker said, “The President and I talked about that ridiculous allegation this morning. He said that it is absurd, he never took such a picture, he never thought of taking such a picture.”
“He is very disappointed with this, and he is going into the air, I think, sue at some media outlets, who have excluded all this from there because [the White House] They were informed that it was completely deprived, “Johnson said.
Nevertheless, as the White House launched a full -scale message campaign to discredit the reporting of the journal, Trump also tilted Republican for some pressure to disclose more about the case against Epstein.
Late on Thursday evening, Trump announced that he had asked Attorney General Palm Bondi to issue “any and all relevant grand jury testimony, subject to court approval” on Epstein.
Grand jury tapes are usually kept tightly sealed under the federal judicial rules, however, questioned why Trump’s order was limited to these records to Bondi and there were no evidence exposed during investigation.
Johnson told CNBC that the rules regarding grand jury testimony are to protect the identity of innocent victims, and “protect against the broadcast of fake allegations that will be made against those who cannot be certified.”
Johnson said, “In addition to the records that” will return from the court of the law, “I say,” I say it is placed there, and I think the President believes the same. ,
This comment underlines the dilemma that Johnson and Republican confront the Congress as they want to meet their Aadhaar demands and doubts about Epstein, without crossing a president who emphasizes the principles that is a deception by Democrats.
In 2019, a financer, rich in suicide, died, shortly thereafter, he was arrested on federal allegations of child sex trafficking.
Epstein’s death circumstances and their connections in life for rich and powerful men – some of which have allegedly misused young women on Epstein’s properties – fuel the principles of conspiracy as what the Department of Justice must have done during their long investigation.
Democrats have seized discord within the Trump Pro-Rank, which further enhances the law that will force DOJ to release Epstein files. There are some Republicans in Congress Bias with those efforts,
The Republican -led House Rules Committee voted on Thursday night to carry forward a proposal to DOJ to release information related to Epstein. Democrats slammed the measurement as a toothless, as it would not require to follow DOJ.
On Friday morning, Trump wrote, “If there was a ‘smoking gun’ on Epstein, why did Dames not do, who controlled ‘files’ for four years, and were in charge of Mala and Comi, use it? Because they had nothing !! because they had nothing !!!”
