Trump’s “I Know Nothing!” Epstein File Briefings: Weekly Leaks & VIP Name Drops

Steve Bannon sent a text to Jeffrey Epstein saying, and I quote, "Now you can understand why trump wakes up in the middle of the night sweating when he hears you and I are friends." A shocking, undeniable fact. Last week we talked about bombshells—well, folks, they just dropped the whole bomb. And it’s not just Bannon. They finally unsealed the documents. Three million pages. A tremendous number. And the names… oh, the names are good. Former Prince Andrew—they have him in photos, kneeling over a woman.

And he was inviting Epstein to Buckingham Palace! Sad. Very sad. Then you have the Justice Department. They release all this, two thousand videos, one hundred and eighty thousand images... and they tell you, "There's no client list. Nothing to see here." It's a joke. A total joke. They redact everything, but they can't even do that right. They release nude photos of victims by mistake. A disaster. A complete and total disaster. Congressman Jamie Raskin—a Democrat, of course—is now demanding to see the unredacted files.

He knows they’re hiding something. And another Congressman, Ro Khanna, he just stood up and read six names into the record. Billionaire Les Wexner. A Dubai businessman, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem. They’re finally saying the names out loud. Even Bill Gates and Elon Musk are in there. It’s all coming out. Let’s go back to that text message. From Steve Bannon. You know Steve. Hundreds of texts between him and Epstein, right before Epstein’s death. They weren't just saying hello.

They were talking politics. They were talking about making a documentary… to make Epstein look good! Can you believe the nerve? And then, March 2019. Bannon asks to use Epstein’s plane. In Rome. And he sends that text. "Now you can understand why trump wakes up in the middle of the night sweating when he hears you and I are friends." Now, they try to drag me into it. It’s disgusting. They know I had nothing to do with this guy, never did. It’s all fake news, a political hit job, always has been.

But look at what that text says. It says that the friendship between a political strategist and a convicted monster was so powerful, so… important… that it would be a problem. Not just any problem. A problem for me. Why? What were they planning? What did they know? This is the question the fake news won't ask. They want you to focus on flight logs from twenty years ago. They don't want you to focus on a text message from 2019 that shows a real, active partnership.

A conspiracy. This is why the Justice Department’s story makes no sense. "No blackmail scheme," they say. But you have a top political mind working with this person to salvage his reputation, using his plane, and talking about their friendship being a political weapon. That’s not just two guys having a conversation. That’s a deal. That’s leverage. It’s the definition of a swamp. So this week, we got the proof. The proof of what everyone knew but the media pretended wasn't true.

These weren't just casual acquaintances. These were relationships. These were partnerships. The photo of Prince Andrew isn't just a photo. The text from Steve Bannon isn't just a text. They are receipts. They show a system so corrupt, so deep, that the people inside it thought they were untouchable. They thought they could text each other about it. They thought they could fly on the plane and go to the palace and nobody would ever find out. They keep saying there is no client list.

Folks, these three million pages… are the list.