BREAKING: Trump Just Triggered the Epstein Panic Button — Full Files Vote Coming Tuesday

President Trump is done playing defense — and honestly, it’s about time. He’s calling for a full House vote to release every Epstein file and ordering his DOJ to dig into the late pedophile’s ties with some of the most powerful Democrats in the country.

And he’s not tiptoeing around it. He’s dropping names.

On Friday, Trump said he’s directing Attorney General Pam Bondi, the DOJ, and the FBI to do a full review of Epstein’s connections to Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, J.P. Morgan, Chase — basically the entire Democrat donor class. In his post, he reminded everyone:

“Records show that these men, and many others, spent large portions of their life with Epstein, and on his ‘Island.’ Stay tuned!!!”

Then Sunday night he pushed even harder, urging House Republicans to “vote to release the Epstein files,” saying the GOP has “nothing to hide.”

Meanwhile Democrats are desperately trying to flip this back on him. But Trump shut that down immediately, pointing out the obvious:
If the left had even one shred tying him to Epstein’s crimes, they would’ve blasted it out before the 2020 election… or the 2024 one… or literally any time they had the chance. He lived under 24/7 political surveillance. If something existed, we’d all know.

Instead, Democrats pulled their usual stunt last week — a selective, heavily redacted email leak between Epstein and Trump-hating author Michael Wolff. And who did they redact? Virginia Giuffre. The same Virginia Giuffre who has said over and over that Trump was nothing but polite and never inappropriate. They hid her name because it nuked their own narrative.

Now House GOP leaders are planning a Tuesday vote to force the full Epstein files into the sunlight. And here’s the truth everyone already knows: these files don’t touch Trump. If they did, CNN would’ve tattooed them onto their foreheads in 2020.

Honestly, Democrats probably shredded or “edited” anything damaging to themselves back when they had total control — don’t put anything past them. But Trump needs to say that plainly. He loses people when he tries to brush this off or call the entire thing a “hoax.” No. The country wants transparency. They want names. They want the truth.

And for once, Washington might actually be cornered into giving it.

Tuesday’s vote will show exactly who’s been protecting whom — and who’s terrified of what’s inside those files.