FBI Releases Trump-Epstein Assault Claims

0:00On March 6th, the Justice Department recently released FBI interview notes from a woman who claimed Donald Trump sexually assaulted her as a 13-year-old after Jeffrey Epstein introduced them. She alleged the incident happened in the early 1980s in a high-rise building where Trump forced her head toward his penis and she bit, him leading him to punch her. These details came from interviews conducted right after Epstein's arrest in 2019. Trump's had only shared a summary of one out of four interviews until now, explaining the rest were miscoded as duplicates and accidentally, withheld. The woman first reported a rape by someone named Jeff in South Carolina around that time, later linking it to Epstein via a photo and added claims of abuse and setups with other men. Trump's team dismissed the story as baseless from a woman with a criminal history and no credible evidence. Trump has long denied any wrongdoing tied to Epstein, noting they didn't know each other until at least 1987.

1:01Pressure is building on Attorney General Pam Bondi after Democrats accused her of suppressing the files, leading to a congressional subpoena and even impeachment articles against her. This fits into wider chaos over the Epstein documents, with over 3 million pages released amid complaints of redactions favoring the accused and errors in victim protections. Meanwhile, the House Oversight Committee probes the handling of these files with more depositions planned and calls for other officials to step down as investigations continue.