‘Where there is smoke, there is fire’: Trump in Epstein files? Democrats ask to release it

Democrats are calling to release the files of Jeffrey Epstein, after the report that Donald Trump has been mentioned in documents and received prior confirmation about it.The Wall Street Journal said that the Department of Justice mentioned Donald Trump’s name several times in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Palm Bondi told the US President earlier this year.According to officials, mention is not necessarily related to any wrongdoing. However, the revelation has created a wave of rapid response from Democratic leaders, which are now demanding complete transparency. Palm Bondi and his deputy Todd Blanche told Trump at a White House meeting in May that his name came in Epstein files with other high-profile individuals. The department said that these documents have mostly rejected hearing and they have not done further investigations or prosecution. But it has not reduced concerns in the political corridor. “I, for one, am surprised,” reacting to the news, “Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said. “Release the files,” demanded former house speaker Nancy Palosi, who joined a queue of Democrats for accountability. California’s Congress Eric Swallwell, a frequent Trump critic, moved forward, “So we just came to know that the White House buried Epstein’s files because they had two things: 1) Donald Trump’s name and 2) Child Pornography. do follow. Texas representative Mark Wasi supported Bhavna, wrote, “Where there is smoke, there is fire. This pressure comes in view of a report by Wall Street Journal, claiming that Trump was informed about his name seen in Epstein content. The White House has strongly responded, Director of Communications Steven Chewing told CNBC, “The fact is that the President kicked [Epstein] Outside it [Mar-a-Lago] Club to creep. “He dismissed the WSJ story as” a continuation of fake news fake news by Democrats and Liberal Media. “