President Trump has changed his mind on releasing all the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy financier who was accused of running a sex trafficking ring. Just last week, Mr. Trump had said he wanted all the records from the US Department of Justice on Epstein's dealings, which could potentially implicate him in some capacity.
However, it now appears that he has walked back those comments, saying the House should vote to force the Justice Department to release all of its files on Epstein. The move comes after Nancy Cordes reported that Mr Trump had expressed frustration with the Justice Department over not releasing more documents on Epstein sooner.
The reversal is seen as a significant shift in stance from Mr. Trump's earlier comments, and raises questions about whether he is now trying to distance himself from his previous statements or if there has been some new information that has changed his mind.
Mr. Trump had initially called for the release of all the records on Epstein after Nancy Cordes reported that she had received documents showing that the Justice Department was withholding thousands of pages of documents related to Epstein's case.
The move is a significant development in the ongoing saga surrounding Epstein, who died in August while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. The Epstein case has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater transparency from government agencies.
It remains to be seen what this shift in stance by Mr Trump means for the Epstein case and whether it will lead to any new developments or breakthroughs in the investigation.
However, it now appears that he has walked back those comments, saying the House should vote to force the Justice Department to release all of its files on Epstein. The move comes after Nancy Cordes reported that Mr Trump had expressed frustration with the Justice Department over not releasing more documents on Epstein sooner.
The reversal is seen as a significant shift in stance from Mr. Trump's earlier comments, and raises questions about whether he is now trying to distance himself from his previous statements or if there has been some new information that has changed his mind.
Mr. Trump had initially called for the release of all the records on Epstein after Nancy Cordes reported that she had received documents showing that the Justice Department was withholding thousands of pages of documents related to Epstein's case.
The move is a significant development in the ongoing saga surrounding Epstein, who died in August while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. The Epstein case has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater transparency from government agencies.
It remains to be seen what this shift in stance by Mr Trump means for the Epstein case and whether it will lead to any new developments or breakthroughs in the investigation.