Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein in 1992
I joined Germany’s Deutsche Welle on Wednesday to analyze the split among Donald Trump’s supporters over the Administration’s refusal to release the files of the late Jeffrey Epstein.
The interview was conducted hours before Trump, who trumpeted conspiracy theories around the files for years, declared that his supporters asking for the release are “weaklings”.
My contribution is from 17:46:
When Donald Trump was in opposition and out of the White House, he was pushing the line that there was very damaging information in Jeffrey Epstein’s files about Democrats.
Now that he is President, it’s different. The files might be damaging to those who have connections with him. Because of that uncertainty, he is holding out against any significant release.
How much damage could this do to the Trump Presidency?
