Overview
- Sean Spicer cautioned that anyone selling President Trump on a pardon or commutation for Ghislaine Maxwell is lying about its informational value.
- He predicted outrage like never before that would transcend party lines if Trump granted clemency to the Epstein associate.
- Spicer drew parallels to the false assurances given before the firing of James Comey that public reaction would be positive.
- Maxwell is participating in limited-immunity interviews with the Justice Department as officials review her testimony for new Epstein-related leads.
- Her Supreme Court appeal remains pending and the House Oversight Committee has scheduled her congressional deposition for later this month.