US EditionEpstein Saga a 'Political Detriment' in MAGA World: Bill O'Reilly
UNITED STATES, JUL 14 – Disputes within MAGA arise after the Justice Department's memo denies an Epstein client list and confirms his suicide, despite earlier claims by prominent MAGA figures.
- House Democrats, led by Rep. Marc Veasey, are proposing legislation that calls on the Trump administration to disclose all records connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
- The Trump administration denies the existence of an Epstein client list, though Attorney General Pam Bondi earlier said it was on her desk.
- Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana, has dodged questions about allowing a floor vote on Veasey's resolution, making its passage uncertain.
- Steve Bannon warned losing 10% of the MAGA movement over Epstein files could cost Republicans 40 seats, highlighting political risks from GOP infighting.
- This dispute fractures the GOP and offers Democrats a messaging advantage as they align with the MAGA base and seek to regain House control.
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Carville: Epstein 'a Distraction'
On Monday's broadcast of CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," Democratic strategist James Carville called the controversy related to the release of government records about the late Jeffrey Epstein's alleged wrongdoing a "distraction" for Democrats.
John Heilemann Hints at ‘Something’ in Epstein Files Trump ‘Doesn’t Want’ Made Public
MSNBC national affairs analyst John Heilemann floated the idea that President Donald Trump’s push to end interest in the Jeffrey Epstein case “suggests” that there is “something” in the documents that “he doesn’t want to have out in the public.” The angle came as the Morning Joe crew discussed the about-turn on Monday by MAGA pundits for their collective and sudden flip on the administration’s handling of Epstein’s case, abandoning fury at the J…
Epstein saga a 'political detriment' in MAGA world: Bill O'Reilly
(NewsNation) — Bill O'Reilly believes that the Jeffrey Epstein saga has become a distraction to President Trump, but not to the point that it is serious enough to completely splinter the MAGA world. Last week, the Justice Department said Epstein — who was facing charges of sex trafficking — did not leave behind a “client list.” Attorney General Pam Bondi suggested in February that the list was on her desk, though she later said she was referring…
REPORT: Trump Admin To Release Epstein Files After Feedback From Base
Lara Trump, President Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law who currently works as a host for Fox News, reported Monday that the administration will be releasing additional information on the Jeffrey Epstein case in direct response to calls from segments of the Trump base. Trump — who has emerged as a top contender to replace retiring Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) on the Republican ticket — discussed the case with conservative commentator Benny Johnson. “…
MTG warns of ‘big’ blowback in MAGA world over handling of Epstein case
CNN’s Manu Raju spoke with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) who is demanding “transparency” from President Donald Trump’s administration when it comes to information related to accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and warned that the issue could stoke “significant” blowback from the right wing of the party.
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