Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida in 1992

EA-CEO Retort VideoCast: The Meaning of Trump-Epstein for US Politics and Society

EA on International Media: Epstein Files — Trump Camp’s Latest Cover-Up and Diversion

UPDATE 1528 GMT:

I joined BBC Radio Scotland to summarize the latest evidence and political maneuvers around the Epstein Files.

I begin with the revelations about Andrew Windsor, the former member of the UK Royal Family, before considering the information about Donald Trump, the White House attempts to “minimize his exposure”, and Jeffrey Epstein’s co-conspirators.

I explain further about the “haphazard” Trump Administration handling of the files to cover up responsibility and divert attention.

To listen, you need to be in the UK or use a VPN:

Listen to Discussion from 5:22

UPDATE 1509 GMT:

I spoke with the Pat Kenny Show on Dublin NewsTalk about Jeffrey Epstein’s potential co-conspirators and Donald Trump.

I begin with the Justice Department’s upload and then removal of files on Monday night to highlight the documents about co-conspirators.

I contrast how the Justice Department of the Biden Administration kept its legal responsibilities separate from politics, in contest with the Trump Justice Department abandoning that duty to serve Donald.

I examine the claims about Trump and “young, nubile girls”, and recall his conviction of defamation in connection with a sexual assault “tantamount to rape” of the writer E. Jean Carroll.

ORIGINAL ENTRY: I joined Times Radio on Wednesday morning to analyze the significance — despite ongoing White House efforts at cover-up and diversion — in the latest batch of the criminal case files of Jeffrey Epstein.

I consider the presence of Trump, from flights on Epstein’s plane to a claimed letter in which the late paedophile says, “Our president also shares our love of young, nubile girls. When a young beauty walked by he loved to ‘grab snatch’.”

But I highlight an even more important development. Documents from prosecutors refer to memoranda about potential co-conspirators of Epstein.

The memoranda, which have not been released, consider charging the suspects after the death of Epstein in August 2019. There is also the possibility of corporate charges, and a 26-page document considers prosecutor of an unidentified individual.

I cut through the political spin to get back to the fundamental: transparency, accountability, and justice for the victims of Epstein and other powerful men.