House Dem Floats Dark Theory On Trump's Epstein Secrecy
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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) on Wednesday shared some troubling thoughts as to why President Donald Trump's administration hasn't released more files.
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) is sharing some unvarnished thoughts on President Donald Trump’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein, whose rumored “client list” of sex trafficking co-conspirators the administration vowed to release — before claiming it doesn’t exist.
Raskin appeared Wednesday on CNN’s “Laura Coates Live” to share his theories.
“Donald Trump said for years that they were going to release the files,” he said. “And now, all of a sudden, he apparently knows what’s in the files, and he doesn’t want to release them anymore.”
“We know he was close friends with Jeffrey Epstein. Some people have said that they were best friends for a decade,” Raskin continued. “We know that there are lots of photographs of them and video together. Perhaps that explains it, perhaps it’s because there are other friends of Donald Trump that are in there.”
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