US EditionTrump Shrugs Off Questions over Epstein Memo, Calling Them 'a Desecration'
JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA, JUL 8 – President Trump dismissed questions about Epstein's 'missing minute' as disrespectful and highlighted contradictions in Bondi's claims about an Epstein client list, as federal agencies denied its existence.
- President Donald Trump dismissed questions about a new Justice Department memo on Jeffrey Epstein as "a desecration" during a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
- Trump's remarks followed Attorney General Pam Bondi's February interview claims that an Epstein client list was "sitting on my desk to review," which she clarified on Tuesday amid Justice Department denials of such a list's existence.
- Far-Right activist Laura Loomer criticized Bondi's handling of the Epstein case and urged Trump on Monday to fire the attorney general over the memo and alleged cover-up.
- Twitter user Elon Musk, a former Trump ally, questioned on Tuesday how people could trust Trump if he refuses to release Epstein files, while Bondi explained her remarks refer to the paperwork including JFK and MLK files.
- The episode highlights ongoing tensions within the Trump administration over Epstein-related documents, with Trump shifting focus to Texas flooding and the Justice Department denying evidence of a client list or murder.
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Exasperated Trump rages against Jeffrey Epstein 'client list' conspiracy
DONALD Trump has slammed questions about the controversy surrounding disgraced millionaire Jeffrey Epstein as “a desecration.” The frustrated president interrupted a reporter’s question to Attorney General Pam Bondi during a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday to ask, “Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?” APPresident Donald Trump speaking during the Cabinet meeting on July 8, 2025 in Washington DC[/caption] US Department of JusticeCCTV footage s…
Trump furiously brands question about Epstein ‘a desecration’ amid mounting criticism
Donald Trump branded a question about Jeffrey Epstein a “desecration” amid rising criticism after the Department of Justice stated that there was no “client list”. Taking questions following a meeting with his Cabinet on Tuesday (8 July), the president exclaimed “are we still talking about this guy?” when a journalist asked about the disgraced financier. Just as Attorney General Pam Bondi was about to respond, Mr Trump interrupted to say: “This g
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