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Trump Fires Epstein Prosecutor, Vows to Release ‘Credible’ Dossier Details as GOP Split Widens

The Justice Department insists no new records exist following a July 7 memo concluding Epstein’s death was a suicide with no secret client list

La procureure Maurene Comey représentée à l’occasion du procès de Sean Combs.
Donald Trump en Pennsylvanie ce 15 juillet.
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Overview

  • President Trump told reporters he supports publishing any credible elements of Jeffrey Epstein’s dossier and has deferred final decisions on release to Attorney General Pam Bondi
  • A joint DOJ–FBI memo published July 7 confirmed Epstein’s suicide and found no hidden client list, and officials say there are no further documents to disclose
  • House Speaker Mike Johnson and commentator Tucker Carlson have pressed for full publication, accusing the administration of suppressing potentially explosive information
  • The White House publicly defended Pam Bondi against resignation calls even as the Justice Department abruptly dismissed federal prosecutor Maurene Comey without explanation
  • The dispute has ruptured Trump’s MAGA base, with the president labeling dissenting Republicans “stupid idiots” and some warning the feud could undercut party unity