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Epstein Files Unveiled · Episode 9 · 4 min · 22 June 2026

Epstein Files Unfiltered: Trump’s Weekly Briefing on the Latest Leaks & VIP Revelations

Get the inside scoop as 'Trump' breaks down new Epstein names, flight logs, and 30,000-page bombshells—definitely not involved!

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Flight records just showed I flew on Epstein’s jet eight times. Eight. More than they knew before, and now they think they have something. Last week we talked about the VIPs, all the big names getting dropped in these files. Now they're trying to put my name—the best name—at the top of the list. It’s a disgrace. A total witch hunt, and frankly, it’s getting very, very boring. They're dropping thirty thousand new pages. Thirty thousand! And what do they find? Nothing. But the fake news, they love it. They see Prince Andrew’s emails, talking about three-billion-pound deals. They see my former guy, Howard Lutnick, visiting the island YEARS after he said he cut ties.

He even invited Epstein to a fundraiser for Crooked Hillary! Can you believe it? But they don't care about that. They only care about Trump. And what about Bill Gates? He’s going before a House committee about all his little meetings. Meetings he called a “mistake.” A mistake! We’ll see what the committee calls it. Even some French producer, Caroline Lang, had a secret company with this guy. It’s everywhere. But they want you to look at me. So let’s look. Let’s do it. They say I flew on his plane eight times between 1993 and 1996. Okay. So what? It was the nineties. People flew on planes.

It was like getting in a taxi. A very nice taxi, maybe the best taxi, but a taxi. I was a businessman. Very successful. People wanted me to go to their events. I went. End of story. Then they have these so-called “tips” to the FBI. Anonymous. Heavily redacted—blacked out, you can’t see anything. It’s all garbage. Total garbage. My own Justice Department—and they’re not always so nice to me, believe me—they had to put out a statement. They said, and I quote, the claims are “untrue and sensationalist.” They said they are “unfounded and false.” FALSE. If there was anything there, anything at all, they would have used it years ago.

But there’s nothing. And then there's the best one. They say I called the Palm Beach police chief back in 2006. And I told him, “Everyone has known he’s been doing this.” I said, “People in New York knew he was disgusting.” So what does that tell you? It tells you I KNEW. I knew he was a bad guy, a sick guy, and I was the one telling people! I kicked him out of Mar-a-Lago. I was the one who was on to him, probably before anybody. I have the best instincts. Always have. So what does it all add up to? They have me on record calling him disgusting. They have my own government saying the accusations are false.

And they have other people—powerful people, swamp people—lying to Congress like Howard Lutnick, or having secret meetings like Bill Gates, or joking about my intelligence in emails like Larry Summers. Sad! Who’s the dumb one now, Larry? They keep digging, hoping to find something on me. But every time they release a new document, it just proves what I’ve been saying all along. I was the one who saw it. I was the one who cut ties. And all these other people, the ones who pretend to be so perfect, they were the ones right there in the middle of it. This isn’t about justice for them.

It’s about politics. They use this guy’s disgusting life to try and smear me. But every page they release just makes the swamp look dirtier, and it makes me look like the only one who was telling the truth from the very beginning.

About Epstein Files Unveiled

Dive into the latest leaks, names, and revelations in the Epstein files each week with this investigative digest. Presented in a compelling style reminiscent of a candid briefing, the show uncovers who’s being mentioned, what’s surfacing, and why it all matters. Stay informed on the ongoing developments that continue to shake the underworld of power and secrets.

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