Trump announced his intention to release the names of Democrats in the Epstein case.

US President Donald Trump announced his intention to make public the names of representatives of the Democratic Party, who, according to him, were connected with the Jeffrey Epstein case. He made such a statement on December 26.

"When their names are revealed in the ongoing Radical leftist witch hunt (plus one low—level "Republican" — Massey!), and it turns out that they are all Democrats, there will be a lot to explain," he wrote on his TruthSocial social network.

The American leader also claims that many of those who previously supported Epstein later publicly abandoned him and tried to shift responsibility onto him alone.

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The US Department of Justice began publishing Epstein's files after US President Donald Trump signed a bill on November 19 to make them public. On December 20, Maria Zakharova, an official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, joked about a queue of people who wanted to get acquainted with documents declassified on the website of the US Department of Justice.

The first part of the documents, containing the names of more than 150 people involved in the financier's case, was published in January 2024. Among the posted materials were materials that somehow depicted Bill Clinton, British Prince Andrew, as well as Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

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