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Trump Faces Pressure Over Epstein Transparency as GOP Divides Deepen. President Donald Trump is under rare pressure from within his own party over how his administration is handling the Jeffrey Epstein case. After Attorney General Pam Bondi stated there's no evidence of a client list or blackmail, some MAGA supporters pushed back, demanding more transparency. Trump defended Bondi, saying she should release "whatever she thinks is credible" but called the Epstein case "sordid but boring," urging people to move on. Still, Republican leaders like Speaker Mike Johnson and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene are calling for full disclosure with others like Lauren Boebert pushing for a special counsel if more files aren't released. Despite a Justice Department memo reaffirming Epstein's 2019 death as suicide and declining to release more files, public suspicion remains high. Democrats tried and failed to force a vote to release Epstein records, while GOP lawmakers pointed out the Biden administration also had access but didn't act.
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