Elon Musk mocks Trump’s declare Epstein recordsdata are a hoax
In a collection of posts on his social media platform X, Elon Musk mocked Donald Trump’s wild declare that recordsdata associated to the federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, the late intercourse offender and longtime Trump pal, are “a hoax”.
“Wow, wonderful that Epstein ‘killed himself’ and Ghislaine is in federal jail for a hoax,” Musk wrote in response to video of Trump’s try to deflect questions on Epstein, and his confederate Ghislaine Maxwell, by casting doubt on the authenticity of the paperwork his justice division has refused to launch.
“Not a single Epstein shopper has been prosecuted. Not a single one,” Musk identified in response to a replica of Trump’s lengthy screed on the matter earlier within the day.
In response to the far-right podcaster Tim Pool, who mentioned that “Trump is making an attempt to nuke his base” by insisting that any of his supporters who “purchased into” a hoax created by Democrats have been “weaklings”, Musk wrote: “He ought to simply launch the recordsdata and level out which half is the hoax.”
Elsewhere on Musk’s platform, the podcaster Theo Von shared video of JD Vance agreeing with him in an outdated interview: “Severely, we have to launch the Epstein record, that is a crucial factor.” Von, who hosted Trump throughout final yr’s marketing campaign, added the remark: “Yeah, what modified?”
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Trump says FBI ought to examine ‘the Jeffrey Epstein hoax’ as a legal conspiracy in opposition to him
In an interview with Actual America’s Voice, the far-right community created to host Steve Bannon’s podcast, Donald Trump mentioned on Wednesday that the FBI ought to examine what he referred to as “the Jeffrey Epstein hoax” as a part of a legal conspiracy in opposition to him.
Trump made the remark after his host John Solomon, a partisan journalist who labored with Rudy Giuliani in 2019 to unfold false rumors about Joe Biden’s anticorruption effort in Ukraine, mentioned that he had confirmed that the FBI has opened an investigation into an alleged, decade-long legal conspiracy to make use of the federal authorities in opposition to him.
Requested by Solomon what he thought the FBI ought to examine, Trump introduced up Epstein, saying that the furor over the Epstein recordsdata, together with allegations that his 2016 marketing campaign had benefited from Russian interference, and particular counsel Jack Smith’s try to prosecute him for trying to overturn his 2020 election loss, have been “all the identical rip-off”.
“They might have a look at this Jeffrey Epstein hoax additionally, as a result of that’s the identical stuff, that’s all put out by Democrats,” Trump mentioned. “And you recognize a few of the naive Republicans fall proper into line.”
Trump went on to recommend that the entire recordsdata from the federal investigation into his late pal, the convicted intercourse offender Epstein, shouldn’t be launched as a result of they may embody false details about him planted there by his Democratic rivals.
“All they should do is put out something credible,” Trump mentioned, of the justice division’s determination to not launch the entire Epstein recordsdata. “However, you recognize, that was run by the Biden administration for 4 years. I can think about what they put into recordsdata,” Trump added.
He then urged that recordsdata from the justice division’s investigation of the infamous intercourse trafficker and pedophile Epstein, who was arrested and died in jail in 2019 throughout Trump’s first time period, have been someway as more likely to be faux as allegations made in opposition to him within the Steele file.
Trump went on to recommend that the recordsdata on Epstein have been of questionable veracity as a result of they “have been run by Chris Wray they usually have been run by Comey”, naming the 2 males who served as FBI director throughout his first time period.
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Elon Musk mocks Trump’s declare Epstein recordsdata are a hoax
In a collection of posts on his social media platform X, Elon Musk mocked Donald Trump’s wild declare that recordsdata associated to the federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, the late intercourse offender and longtime Trump pal, are “a hoax”.
“Wow, wonderful that Epstein ‘killed himself’ and Ghislaine is in federal jail for a hoax,” Musk wrote in response to video of Trump’s try to deflect questions on Epstein, and his confederate Ghislaine Maxwell, by casting doubt on the authenticity of the paperwork his justice division has refused to launch.
“Not a single Epstein shopper has been prosecuted. Not a single one,” Musk identified in response to a replica of Trump’s lengthy screed on the matter earlier within the day.
In response to the far-right podcaster Tim Pool, who mentioned that “Trump is making an attempt to nuke his base” by insisting that any of his supporters who “purchased into” a hoax created by Democrats have been “weaklings”, Musk wrote: “He ought to simply launch the recordsdata and level out which half is the hoax.”
Elsewhere on Musk’s platform, the podcaster Theo Von shared video of JD Vance agreeing with him in an outdated interview: “Severely, we have to launch the Epstein record, that is a crucial factor.” Von, who hosted Trump throughout final yr’s marketing campaign, added the remark: “Yeah, what modified?”
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Federal lawsuit seeks to cease Ice brokers from arresting folks at immigration courts
A dozen immigrants who’ve been arrested at courtroom hearings and their authorized advocates filed a class-action lawsuit on Wednesday that seeks to cease Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) officers from arresting migrants who’re following the regulation by displaying up at immigration courts and inserting them on a fast-track to deportation.
The lawsuit filed in federal courtroom within the District of Columbia accuses the division of homeland safety, which oversees Ice, of colluding with the justice division to deprive 1000’s of individuals of fundamental due course of rights assured by the structure by arresting them after courtroom appearances.
The big-scale immigration courtroom arrests that started in Might have unleashed worry amongst asylum-seekers and immigrants. In what has change into a well-known scene, a choose will grant a authorities lawyer’s request to dismiss deportation proceedings in opposition to an immigrant whereas Ice officers wait within the hallway to take them into custody.
Among the immigrants have lived in the US for years and have been separated from relations, together with US residents, by their sudden arrests.
One plaintiff who was deported to Ecuador inside weeks of being arrested at a listening to the place he was ready to file an asylum software primarily based on persecution he had confronted due to his advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights, is now residing in hiding.
Skye Perryman, president of Democracy Ahead, one of many teams that filed the lawsuit, mentioned in a press release that the Trump administration is “weaponizing immigration courts by threatening individuals who observe the regulation” in an “illegal scheme” that “will chill participation within the authorized course of”.
“Folks searching for refuge, security, or aid shouldn’t be arrested, detained, and deported with out a probability to be heard and given due course of,” Perryman added.
“We’re witnessing an authoritarian takeover of the US immigration courtroom system by the Trump administration,” Keren Zwick, director of litigation on the Nationwide Immigrant Justice Heart mentioned. “Individuals who attend their hearings to hunt permission to stay on this nation and adjust to US immigration regulation are being rounded up and abruptly ripped from their households, properties and livelihoods.”
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No ruling this week on Kilmar Ábrego’s authorized standing, federal choose says
A federal choose in Tennessee mentioned on Wednesday that he wouldn’t rule this week on the authorized standing of Kilmar Ábrego, the migrant returned to the US after being wrongly deported to El Salvador, in keeping with Adam Klasfeld, a authorized reporter who was within the Nashville courtroom.
Federal prosecutors sought to persuade US district choose Waverly Crenshaw to reverse a Justice of the Peace choose’s ruling permitting Ábrego – who faces human smuggling fees that have been solely developed after his wrongful deportation to a Salvadorian jail turned a supply of embarrassment for the Trump administration – to be launched on bail to await a trial.
The Trump administration claimed Ábrego was within the MS-13 gang, though he was not charged with being a member and has repeatedly denied the allegation. Dealing with mounting stress and a US supreme courtroom order, the administration returned Ábrego to the US final month to face the smuggling fees, which his attorneys have referred to as “preposterous”.
A division of homeland safety investigator, Peter Joseph, testified concerning the investigation on Wednesday, detailing data authorities realized from alleged co-conspirators with Ábrego in a migrant smuggling ring.
Ábrego’s attorneys have urged that the testimony of his alleged co-conspirators is unreliable, since all of them have both legal or immigration circumstances of their very own, with their deportations being deferred in trade for his or her cooperation with the federal government.
Even when the choose in orders him launched from legal custody, the Trump administration has mentioned Ábrego will instantly be detained by immigration authorities and face a second deportation.
Ábrego’s attorneys have requested US district choose Paula Xinis in Maryland to order the federal government to ship him to Maryland if he’s launched in Tennessee, a request that goals to stop his expulsion earlier than trial.
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Trump says he satisfied Coca-Cola to make use of sugar as an alternative of corn syrup
Donald Trump, who reportedly consumes a dozen Weight loss plan Cokes day-after-day, simply introduced that he has satisfied Coca-Cola to return to utilizing sugar in its drinks.
“I’ve been talking to Coca-Cola about utilizing REAL Cane Sugar in Coke in the US, they usually have agreed to take action”, Trump posted on his social media community. “I’d prefer to thank all of these in authority at Coca-Cola. This will probably be an excellent transfer by them — You’ll see. It’s simply higher!”
Coca-Cola presently sweetens its drinks with high-fructose corn syrup, largely as a result of a earlier Republican president, Ronald Reagan, imposed tariffs on imported sugar in 1981, dramatically elevating costs.
These tariffs and quotas had the impact of incentivizing home corn syrup manufacturing and consumption in the US. Trump’s initiative might have the unintended impact of reducing the demand for corn, the home manufacturing of which is closely sponsored by the federal authorities.
If sufficient People agree with the president that Coca-Cola sweetened with sugar is best tasting, that might additionally reduce in opposition to the efforts of his well being secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr, to make People more healthy by getting them to devour much less candy, carbonated drinks.
Kennedy has supported efforts to stop People from spending food-aid advantages on sugary, carbonated drinks.
Excessive-fructose corn syrup isn’t essentially worse for us than desk sugar, Frank Hu of the Harvard College of Public Well being instructed the Pittsburgh Put up-Gazette in 2012, however additionally it is more healthy to keep away from each.
Hu, professor of diet and epidemiology, instructed the daly that the 2 sweeteners are chemically fairly related. Excessive-fructose corn syrup, made out of corn, is about 55% fructose and 40% glucose. Desk sugar, or sucrose, is made out of sugar cane or beets and is 50% glucose and 50% fructose. Whereas high-fructose corn syrup usually will get blamed for the nation’s weight problems epidemic, Hu mentioned, “we should always fear about sugar typically”.
In 2020, the NBC Information affiliate in Seattle spoke to consultants who confirmed that Coca-Cola made in Mexico, the place it’s sweetened with sugar, just isn’t more healthy than Coca-Cola produced with corn syrup.
Specialists featured in a 2020 report from Seattle’s NBC Information affiliate confirmed that Coca-Cola made with sugar just isn’t more healthy than Coca-Cola made with corn syrup.Share
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On social media, White Home ignores Trump’s declare that Epstein recordsdata are ‘a hoax’
Consistent with the frantic tempo of posting maintained by their boss, Donald Trump, the White Home press workplace has a hyperactive social media feed on X, @RapidResponse47, that could be very incessantly up to date with clips of the president’s statements, hour after hour.
The account has posted 49 occasions already on Wednesday, and featured seven video clips of Trump’s feedback on a spread of points throughout his assembly with Bahrain’s prime minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. However the aides who run the account appear to be studiously avoiding one topic: Trump’s declare that the uproar over his administration’s determination to not launch recordsdata from the federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, the late intercourse offender he knew properly, is ‘a hoax’.
None of what Trump mentioned about Epstein on Wednesday appeared on this official White Home feed. Equally, when Trump spoke to reporters on Tuesday, the account clipped and boosted his remarks on a number of different topics, however ignored his declare that the topic of Epstein’s crimes was “sordid, however boring”.
That marks a change from February, when the president’s press crew shared a clip of Trump’s lawyer basic, Pam Bondi, telling Fox host Jesse Watters, that she had the Epstein recordsdata on her desk. With a siren emoji, the account confirmed video of Bondi saying: “I feel tomorrow, Jesse, breaking information proper now, you’re going to see some Epstein data being launched by my workplace”.
“What’s you’re going to see, hopefully tomorrow, is a whole lot of flight logs, a whole lot of names, a whole lot of data”, Bondi added. That data nonetheless has nonetheless not been launched.
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Donald Trump has mentioned that he thinks China will start sentencing folks to loss of life for fentanyl manufacturing and distribution.
Talking at an occasion for the signing of the Halt Fentanyl Act, attended by relations of people that had died from overdoes, Trump mentioned he imposed a tariff on China “due to fentanyl”.
“I feel we’re going to work it out in order that China goes to finish up going from that to giving the loss of life penalty to the those who create this fentanyl and ship it into our nation,” Trump mentioned. “I consider that’s going to occur quickly.”
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Columbia adopts controversial definition of antisemitism amid federal grants freeze
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Columbia College has agreed to undertake a controversial definition of antisemitism because it pursues an settlement with the administration aimed toward restoring $400m in federal authorities grants frozen over its alleged failure to guard Jewish college students.
In a letter to college students and employees, the college’s performing president, Claire Shipman, mentioned it will incorporate the Worldwide Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism into its anti-discrimination insurance policies as a part of a broad overhaul.
It’s the newest in a string of concessions Columbia has made following criticisms – primarily from pro-Israel teams and Republican members of Congress – that college authorities had tolerated the expression of antisemitic attitudes in pro-Palestinian campus protests following the beginning of Israel’s assault on Gaza in 2023.
“Columbia is dedicated to taking all potential steps to fight antisemitism and the College stays devoted to making sure that complaints of discrimination and harassment of all kinds, together with complaints primarily based on Jewish and Israeli identification, are handled in the identical method,” wrote Shipman.
“Formally including the consideration of the IHRA definition into our present anti-discrimination insurance policies strengthens our method to combating antisemitism.”
The definition, which describes antisemitism as “a sure notion of Jews, which can be expressed as hatred towards Jews”, has been adopted by the US state division and a number of other European authorities and EU teams.
Nonetheless, critics have say it’s designed to defend Israel by punishing reliable criticism of the nation. Additionally they complain that it conflates antisemitism with anti-Zionism.
Among the many examples of criticisms accompanying the definition are “claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor”, “making use of double requirements by requiring of [Israel] a habits not anticipated or demanded of another democratic nations” and “accusing Jewish residents of being extra loyal to Israel … than to the pursuits of their very own nations”.
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Vance touts tax breaks in Pennsylvania as he makes White Home’s first massive pitch on Trump’s megabill
Vice-president JD Vance earlier made the administration’s first massive pitch to promote the general public on Donald Trump’s sweeping budget-and-policy package deal within the swing political turf of northeastern Pennsylvania.
Vance, whose tie-breaking vote bought the invoice by means of the Senate, touted the laws’s tax breaks and forged Democrats as opponents of the reducing taxes due to their unanimous opposition to the laws.
Democrats, who’ve decried the invoice’s deep cuts to Medicaid and meals stamps, together with different provisions, are anticipated to attempt to use it in opposition to Republicans in intently contested congressional campaigns subsequent yr that can decide management of Congress.
The GOP plans to make use of it to make their case as properly, one thing the vice-president requested the group in working-class West Pittston to assist with.
“Go and discuss to your neighbors, go and discuss to your mates, about what this invoice does for America’s residents. As a result of we don’t need to get up in a yr and a half and provides the Democrats energy again,” he mentioned.
Talking at at an industrial machine store, the Vance was additionally fast to focus on the invoice’s new tax deductions on time beyond regulation.
“You earned that cash,” Vance mentioned. “You must hold it in your pocket.”
He additionally promoted the laws’s creation of a brand new kids’s financial savings program, referred to as Trump Accounts, with a possible $1,000 deposit from the treasury division.
Recognizing the importance of the coal and fuel business in Pennsylvania, he additionally talked up the methods the regulation seeks to promote vitality extraction, comparable to permitting elevated leasing for drilling, mining and logging on public lands, rushing up authorities approvals and reducing royalty charges paid by extraction firms.
“We’re lastly going to drill, child drill and spend money on American vitality,” Vance mentioned. “And I do know you all love that.”
The historic laws, which Trump signed into regulation earlier this month with close to unanimous Republican help, contains key marketing campaign pledges like no tax on ideas but additionally cuts Medicaid and meals stamps by a staggering $1.2tn.
Democrats just lately held a city corridor in Home speaker Mike Johnson’s house state of Louisiana to denounce the laws as a “reverse Robin Hood — stealing from the poor to provide to the wealthy”.
Vance’s workplace declined to elaborate to the Related Press on plans for different public occasions across the US to advertise the invoice. After his remarks, he visited a close-by diner the place he picked up meals and spoke to a few of the patrons.
JD Vance promotes Trump’s signature tax and spending invoice in West Pittston, Pennsylvania. {Photograph}: Eduardo Muñoz/ReutersShare
Right here’s my colleague Oliver Holmes’s report on Trump lashing out in opposition to his personal supporters for questioning the transparency of a secretive authorities inquiry into the late high-profile socialite and intercourse offender Jeffrey Epstein:
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The day thus far
Donald Trump backed away from solutions he was shifting to fireplace Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, following media reviews that he had privately indicated to a gathering of GOP lawmakers final evening that he would achieve this. After the bombshell reviews rocked Wall Road this morning, the president pulled again, saying it was “extremely unlikely” that he’ll hearth Powell. “We’re not planning on doing something,” Trump instructed reporters, until Powell “has to go away” due to “fraud”, referring to the controversy over renovations to the Fed’s historic headquarters in Washington.
Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren wrote on X: “No person is fooled by President Trump and Republicans’ sudden curiosity in constructing renovations — it’s clear pretext to fireplace Fed Chair Powell.” Trump indicated that he’d in all probability wait to interchange Powell till his time period ends subsequent yr. The president doesn’t have the facility to fireplace the Fed chair with out trigger.
It has didn’t distract from the rising furore from Trump’s normally ardently loyal Maga base over his administration’s dealing with of the Jeffrey Epstein case. His base is in uproar over the justice division’s current determination to halt additional disclosures associated to Epstein, together with the alleged shopper record, in addition to its discovering that he died by suicide. That reached new altitudes at the moment when Trump branded the case a hoax and lashed out at his supporters-turned-critics, calling them “weaklings” and “silly folks” for purchasing into the conspiracy theories, which he blamed on (checks notes) Democrats. He’s conveniently forgetting that each he himself and members of his administration have lengthy stoked those self same theories. He’s additionally conveniently not acknowledging that distinguished allies of his have joined the requires the recordsdata to be launched, together with Home speaker Mike Johnson, and influential Maga figures like far-right activist Laura Loomer.
Trump additionally as soon as once more again Pam Bondi’s dealing with of the Epstein case and mentioned: “No matter’s credible she will be able to launch. If a doc’s there that’s credible, she will be able to launch [it], I feel it’s good.”
Secretary of state Marco Rubio, requested about Israeli strikes on Syria on Wednesday, mentioned the US was “very involved”, including that he had simply spoken to the related events over the telephone. “We’re going to be engaged on that concern as we communicate. I simply bought off the telephone with the related events. We’re very involved about it, and hopefully we’ll have some updates later at the moment. However we’re very involved about it,” Rubio mentioned. He added that the US needs preventing to cease as clashes between Syrian authorities troops and native Druze fighters broke out hours after a ceasefire settlement.
Zohran Mamdani instructed New York enterprise leaders yesterday he won’t use the phrase “globalize the intifada” and discourage others from doing so. The mayoral frontrunner defined on the assembly that many use “globalize the intifada” as an expression of help for the Palestinian folks and, for him, the phrase means protest in opposition to the Israeli occupation of Gaza, in keeping with the Wall Road Journal. Mamdani additionally mentioned he’s prepared to discourage the precise language, however not the concept behind it.
A flight carrying immigrants deported from the US landed in Eswatini, the homeland safety division introduced, in a transfer that follows the supreme courtroom lifting limits on deporting migrants to 3rd international locations.
A bunch of 20 largely Democrat-led US states filed a lawsuit searching for to dam the Trump administration from terminating a multibillion-dollar grant program that funds infrastructure upgrades to guard in opposition to pure disasters.
Robert F Kennedy Jr abruptly fired two of his high aides – chief of employees Heather Flick Melanson and deputy chief of employees for coverage Hannah Anderson – CNN reported, citing two folks acquainted with the matter.
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“Many Republicans I’ve been speaking to over the previous few days have predicted that Trump would do one thing dramatic to distract from Epstein,” a Puck reporter wrote on X relating to at the moment’s will he, received’t relating to sacking Jerome Powell.
And as Politico notes, “although Trump seems to be holding off on Powell, a groundswell of backlash from each base and swing voters – over the Epstein recordsdata and the GOP megabill – continues to dominate headlines”.
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New management at Fed could be useful, Home speaker says
Home speaker Mike Johnson has mentioned he believes it will be useful to have new management on the Federal Reserve, though he added that he’s undecided the president has the authority to fireplace chair Jerome Powell, in keeping with media reviews.
“I do I consider new management could be useful on the Fed,” a Wall Road Journal reporter on X has quoted Johnson as saying.
Punchbowl Information, in a separate X submit, reported Johnson mentioned he’s “actually undecided” if the president can hearth Powell.
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Trump’s curiosity in Fed constructing renovations ‘clear pretext’ to fireplace Powell, Warren says
US senator Elizabeth Warren has mentioned that Donald Trump’s curiosity in renovations of Federal Reserve’s headquarters is “clear pretext” to fireplace chairman Jerome Powell.
Final week, the White Home intensified its criticism of how the Fed is being run when the director of the Workplace of Administration and Funds, Russell Vought, despatched Powell a letter saying Trump was “extraordinarily troubled” by value overruns within the $2.5bn renovation of its historic headquarters in Washington.
Earlier at the moment, following bombshell information reviews that Trump was planning to fireplace Powell which rattled monetary markets, the president pulled again within the Oval Workplace. Although he confirmed that the dialog with GOP lawmakers about whether or not he ought to hearth the central financial institution chief happened, the president mentioned it’s “extremely unlikely” that he’ll hearth Powell.
“We’re not planning on doing something,” Trump instructed reporters, until Powell “has to go away” due to “fraud”, referring to the controversy over the renovations. The president indicated that he’d in all probability wait to interchange Powell till his time period ends subsequent yr.
“No person is fooled by President Trump and Republicans’ sudden curiosity in constructing renovations — it’s clear pretext to fireplace Fed Chair Powell,” Warren, the rating Democrat on the Senate banking committee, which oversees the Fed, mentioned in a submit on X.
As we’ve fact-checked, the president doesn’t have the facility to fireplace Powell over a financial dispute and at the moment he backed away from the concept, saying as an alternative that “we get to make a change in eight months” (when Powell’s tenure expires).
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Ending Fed’s independence could be a mistake, Republican senator says
US senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina has mentioned that firing the Federal Reserve chair as a result of “political folks” don’t agree together with his financial decision-making would undermine US credibility, including that it will be a “big mistake” to finish the Fed’s independence.
“You’re going to see a reasonably instant response and we’ve bought to keep away from that,” Tillis, a Republican member of the Senate banking committee, mentioned on the ground of the chamber earlier.
Trump has at the moment backed away from the concept of firing Jerome Powell, saying as an alternative that “we get to make a change in eight months” (when Powell’s tenure expires).
The president doesn’t have the facility to fireplace the Federal Reserve chair. However reviews at the moment mentioned that Trump had requested Republican lawmakers if he ought to hearth Powell, and a number of other folks within the room indicated he’ll do it.
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Properly, that roughly captures every part Donald Trump mentioned within the oval workplace simply now alongside Bahrain crown prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.
The crown prince of Bahrain listens Donald Trump speaks to reporters. {Photograph}: Anna Moneymaker/Getty ImagesShare
Bondi ‘doing a fantastic job’, Trump says
Trump once more supported his lawyer basic, Pam Bondi, who has been beneath hearth for her dealing with of the Epstein case.
“I feel she’s doing a fantastic job.”
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Trump: Bondi can launch ‘no matter’s credible’ on Epstein case
The president was requested whether or not he would enable US lawyer basic Pam Bondi to launch extra data on the Jeffrey Epstein case.
“No matter’s credible she will be able to launch,” Trump mentioned. “If a doc’s there that’s credible, she will be able to launch [it], I feel it’s good.”
However then he goes after Republicans once more: “All it’s is that sure Republicans bought duped by the Democrats they usually’re following the Democrat playbook. It’s no totally different than ‘Russia, Russia, Russia’ and all the opposite hoaxes.”
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Trump tries to pivot to the Biden-autopen investigation that Republicans are main in opposition to his predecessor. It has been extensively seen as a partisan transfer to discredit the previous Democratic president.
“That’s the scandal they need to be speaking about, not Jeffrey Epstein,” he mentioned. “I feel it’s the most important scandal – one in every of them – in American historical past.”
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