TRUMP AND EPSTIEN

This week, the U.S. Justice Department and the White House have been working to clarify a major reversal regarding the potential release of explosive information related to accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and his supposed clientele.

A memo from the Justice Department concerning Epstein, which was made public on Monday, determined that after analysing over 300 gigabytes of data, there was "no incriminating client list" and no evidence suggesting that Epstein had blackmailed any prominent individuals. The memo also reaffirmed earlier conclusions by the FBI, which stated that Epstein died by suicide in his jail cell while awaiting trial, rather than as a result of a criminal act like murder.

 

Epstein, who started as a teacher and later became a wealthy investor, drew high-profile clients to his financial management firm and interacted with numerous famous individuals over the years, including former President Bill Clinton, Britain's Prince Andrew, Microsoft's Bill Gates, magician David Copperfield, and academic Noam Chomsky.

Images and videos from the early 1990s depict Trump and Epstein at various social gatherings, including events at the president's Mar-a-Lago estate. In a 2002 interview with New York magazine, Trump stated that his relationship with Epstein dated back 15 years and described him as a "terrific guy," noting his preference for women "on the younger side."

By July 2019, Trump mentioned to a reporter at the White House that he "had a falling out with him a long time ago."

"I was not a fan," Trump remarked regarding Epstein.

These statements emerged as scrutiny intensified on a plea deal Epstein had struck in Florida years prior. Epstein had negotiated a secret agreement to evade federal prosecution by pleading guilty to relatively minor state charges of soliciting prostitution, ultimately serving what amounted to 13 months in jail starting in 2008.

 

Why is there no client list ? Is this a cover up ? Anyone with a brain will be able to see through the charade, but I will let you decide whether or not Trump has another reason why the list should not be shown to the world.

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 Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: A Chronicle of Evasion, Exposure, and Erosion

For decades, U.S. presidential candidates have voluntarily released their tax returns—a symbolic gesture of transparency. Donald Trump broke that tradition. What followed was a years-long legal and political battle that revealed not just the contents of his filings, but the fragility of institutional oversight.

The Promise and the Deflection

Trump first pledged to release his tax returns during his 2016 campaign. But he quickly pivoted, claiming he was under audit and therefore couldn’t disclose them—a claim repeatedly debunked by tax experts and the IRS itself. This audit excuse became a rhetorical shield, used to deflect scrutiny while fueling speculation about what the returns might reveal.

 Legal Battles and Congressional Pressure

After Democrats gained control of the House in 2018, the Ways and Means Committee requested six years of Trump’s tax records, citing a 1924 law that allows Congress to obtain any taxpayer’s returns for legislative purposes. Trump resisted, triggering a legal standoff that escalated to the Supreme Court. Eventually, in late 2022, the committee obtained and released six years of Trump’s returns.

 What the Returns Revealed

The documents painted a picture of a businessman who aggressively leveraged losses to avoid taxes. Trump reported massive losses—over $700 million in 2009 alone—and claimed a $72.9 million refund that became the subject of an IRS audit. He paid little to no federal income tax in several years, including just $750 in 2016 and 2017.

More troubling was the IRS’s failure to audit Trump during his first two years in office, despite its own policy requiring annual audits of sitting presidents. The only audit initiated during his presidency was never completed.

The Political and Civic Fallout

The controversy wasn’t just about Trump’s finances—it exposed systemic weaknesses. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin refused to comply with congressional requests, arguing they lacked a “legitimate legislative purpose” and raised constitutional concerns. Critics argued this undermined Congress’s oversight powers and set a dangerous precedent.

Meanwhile, Trump’s resistance to disclosure fueled public distrust and speculation. Was he hiding financial ties? Inflated wealth? Questionable deductions? The opacity became a political liability—but also a rallying point for his base, who saw the attacks as partisan.

🧩 A Legacy of Evasion

Trump’s tax saga is emblematic of a broader erosion of norms. It blurred the lines between legal strategy and political defiance, between personal privacy and public accountability. And it raised a fundamental question: Should transparency be voluntary, or codified?

Here below you can see the confidential files relating to his taxes and you can draw your own conclusions.

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