The Trump administration delivered shocking news Monday that contradicts previous statements about Jeffrey Epstein’s client records.
The Department of Justice announced there is no client list, despite earlier assurances from Attorney General Pam Bondi that such documentation existed.
President Trump did not directly address the Epstein announcement, but outraged MAGA after he posted on Truth Social about law enforcement priorities.
“The FBI, under the direction of Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino, is back to the basics: Locking up criminals, and cleaning up America’s streets,” Trump wrote.
“We have the Greatest Law Enforcement professionals in the World, but ‘Politics’ and Corrupt Leadership often prevented them from doing their job.”
He continued, “That is no longer the case, and now, they have been unleashed to do their jobs, and they are doing just that. Keep it up — MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN!”
Frustrated supporters quickly highlighted that Bondi appeared on Fox News in February and made definitive statements about reviewing Epstein-related materials.
“It’s sitting on my desk right now to review,” she stated when asked about the client list release timeline.
“That’s been a directive from President Trump. I’m reviewing that.”
Her February comments generated significant anticipation among Trump supporters who expected comprehensive disclosure of Epstein’s associates.
Monday’s announcement from the Department of Justice directly contradicted these earlier statements.
Officials declared that no client list exists, leaving supporters and critics alike questioning the administration’s transparency regarding Epstein-related investigations.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt attempted to clarify Bondi’s previous statements during a press briefing.
She suggested that Bondi had been referring to general paperwork rather than a specific client list.
“She was saying the entirety of all of the paperwork — all of the paper in relation to Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes,” Leavitt explained.
“That’s what the attorney general was referring to, and I’ll let her speak for that. But, again, when it comes to the FBI and the Department of Justice they are more than committed to ensure that bad people are put behind bars.”
Leavitt emphasized that the administration had conducted thorough reviews of available materials.
“They promised an exhaustive review,” she added. “That’s what they did.”
Social media erupted with criticism from both Trump supporters and opponents following the announcement and Trump’s subsequent Truth Social post.
Many expressed feelings of betrayal and questioned the administration’s credibility on the issue.
Penn Live outlined that the Patriot Voice account on X posted extensive criticism of the administration’s handling of the situation.
“Trump is now DOUBLING DOWN on the complete COVER UP & ERASURE of Epstein’s crimes and even praising the FBI while gloating about how ‘We have the Greatest Law Enforcement professionals in the World’ and going ‘back to the basics,’” the account wrote.
“Acting like he didn’t just pull off the biggest DECEPTION & RUG PULL on his base to date next to the immigration amnesty BS. This is an UNREAL level of deceit and gaslighting.”
The account continued, “A shockingly DISGUSTING BETRAYAL of epic proportions. It isn’t enough to blame Pam Bondi, Kash, and Bongino. They are complicit for sure, but Trump himself is the SOURCE. BLAME TRUMP.”
Other social media users expressed similar frustration with the administration’s explanation.
Natalie F Danelishen, for example, wrote on X: “Trump says the FBI is ‘back to the basics.’ Here I thought locking up pedophiles was the ‘basics.’”
MAGA influencer Gunther Eagleman posted his disappointment with the government’s handling of the situation.
“Right now … my trust in government is at ZERO,” he wrote.
“‘On my desk’ and ‘Truck full’ is what we were told. The lies are blatant. Someone has some explaining to do. People have to go to jail.”
Long-time Trump supporter Philip Anderson expressed conditional support for accountability regardless of political affiliation.
“I voted for Trump 3 times,” he wrote on X. “But if Donald Trump is a pedophile, then he needs to go to prison. You are literally a cult member if you disagree with that. And if it’s a ‘ridiculous thing’ to bring up then simply give us the Epstein files and we won’t bring it up again.”
Media personality Piers Morgan shared a February video featuring Alina Habba, Trump’s recent nominee for United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey.
In the clip, Habba discussed the Epstein case with Morgan.
“In this case, in Epstein’s case, it is incredibly disturbing,” Habba told Morgan.
“We have flight logs. We have information and names that are going to come out. I don’t see how it’s not shocking that there were so many individuals that were hidden and kept secret and not been held accountable.”
Elon Musk amplified criticism by resharing a post from Sarah Fields that read: “If the entire government is protecting pedophiles, it has officially become the government against the people. I hope you all understand that.”
The Patriot Takes account highlighted the administration’s shifting narrative on the issue.
“In February, the Trump White House’s ‘Rapid Response 47’ account promoted the clip of Pam Bondi saying she had the Epstein list on her desk,” the account posted. “Now the Trump administration is saying there is no Epstein client list.”
The Died Suddenly account encouraged followers to preserve evidence of the administration’s previous statements.
“Save every Epstein news headline that you can before they are quickly and quietly deleted,” the account wrote.
“We are watching a coverup take place before our own eyes. Don’t allow it.”
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