A new bombshell report reveals that President Donald Trump was told back in May 2025 by Attorney General Pam Bondi that his name appeared “multiple times” in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Sources say Bondi recommended against releasing further documents the same day due to sensitive content, including child pornography and victims’ private data.
While Trump’s name reportedly appears in social and travel records related to Epstein — including flight logs and contact lists — officials insist this does not imply wrongdoing. Bondi claimed many of the mentions were “unverified hearsay.” In July, Trump denied Bondi had even mentioned the file contents to him during their briefings.
The MAGA community is growing restless, accusing Bondi of stalling. Her earlier public promise of a “client list” never materialized, with a leaked DOJ-FBI memo later clarifying that no such list existed. Tensions rose further when Judge Robin Rosenberg blocked the unsealing of grand jury testimony at Bondi’s request.
Trump dismissed a Wall Street Journal claim that he sent Epstein a risqué birthday card, calling it fake. Despite the controversy, a new Daily Mail/JL Partners poll shows Trump’s approval holding steady at 49%, with the Epstein revelations having little impact on public sentiment — for now.