Investigate and Hold Accountable All Officials Involved in the Epstein Cover-Up

The Epstein cover-up demands immediate congressional investigation, and I expect you to use every tool available to make that happen. According to reporting from Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan's forthcoming book, top White House officials held a secret damage-control meeting in the Situation Room on July 17, 2025 — without the President — to manage fallout from a Wall Street Journal report tying Trump to Epstein. That is not spin. That is a coordinated cover-up at the highest levels of government. Former AG Pam Bondi made it worse. She teased an Epstein "client list" on Fox News, then handed unvetted Epstein binders to MAGA influencers in the Roosevelt Room — causing panic when Trump's name surfaced in the documents. These are not allegations from political opponents. These are documented actions by sitting officials who chose to protect themselves over the hundreds of victims who have waited years for justice. Congress must open a full investigation, pursue impeachment proceedings against any official who participated in obstruction, and push for criminal referrals where the evidence supports them. The victims of Epstein's network deserve accountability, not a White House spokesperson declaring Trump "totally exonerated." That line insults every person harmed by these crimes. Do your job.