Trump gets bad Epstein news from his OWN party ON AIR

Republican Representative Thomas Massie stated he spent three hours at the DOJ reviewing unredacted Epstein files and found evidence of documents that have not yet been released to the public. He emphasized that despite 3 million files being released, 'there's still a lot more they need to get out.'

Thomas Massie: 'I just spent three hours at the DOJ this week looking on the computers at the unredacted files and I'm finding evidence of files that they haven't released yet.'

The host and various conservative commentators accuse the Trump administration of a 'contemptuous degree of gaslighting' and a 'blatant cover up' regarding the Epstein files. This includes the Attorney General allegedly stating files were ready a year prior but never releasing them, Ghislaine Maxwell's transfer to a low-security prison after meeting with the Deputy AG, and the DOJ missing disclosure deadlines.

Host: 'We've seen an almost contemptuous degree of gaslighting. From the point where the attorney general said that the files were on her desk and ready to be released a year ago but were conveniently never released to a bunch of right-wing influencers waving around fake binders to Gain Maxwell being moved to a low security prison after meeting with the deputy attorney general Todd Blanch to Lauren Boowbert being summoned to the situation room to get her to take her name off the discharge petition to Margie Tiller Green outright bailing on this administration over the blatant cover up to the DOJ missing the disclosure deadline by almost three months now with 3 million files still unreleased to the files that were released having victim's names exposed but co-conspirators names hidden.'

The host and Gavin Newsom argue that Trump's refusal to ensure full transparency on the Epstein files, despite his ability to control media narratives, indicates that the unreleased information is personally devastating to him. They suggest he would not allow such negative press to persist if the files would exonerate him.

Host: 'He is making the conscious decision not to. He's making the conscious decision to allow this miserable narrative on a daily basis to take hold. Which can only mean that what he's hiding is worse.' Gavin Newsom: 'There's something in the files that implicate him in a profound and outsized way because Trump can absorb a lot... But even he recognizes whatever is in there is so immovable in terms of the impact and damage it would do to him that he cannot allow it to be made public.'