The Trump administration is facing growing accusations regarding a lack of transparency from the DOJ concerning Epstein investigations. Reports emerged that Bondi and deputy attorney general Todd Blanche informed Trump that his name appeared as they reviewed previously undisclosed documents related to the case. However, the specific nature of these documents and the context in which Trump's name was mentioned remain unclear. DOJ spokesperson Gates McGavick dismissed the claims as false narratives meant for sensationalism. Additionally, Trump is pursuing legal action against the Wall Street Journal regarding earlier Epstein-related reports.
"This is a collection of falsehoods and innuendo designed to push a bulls**t narrative and drive clicks," DOJ spokesperson Gates McGavick said in a post on X in response to the WSJ report.
White House spokesperson Steven Cheung stated, 'This is nothing more than a continuation of the fake news stories concocted by the Democrats and the liberal media.'
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