President Donald Trump’s administration has demonstrated little ability to maintain a unified narrative on Jeffrey Epstein. For months, the White House has been dealing with the fallout from the Justice Department’s decision to not release materials related to the investigation into Epstein, the wealthy financier and convicted sex offender who died by suicide in a Manhattan federal jail in 2019. In July, following widespread outrage after a few of Trump’s top aides backed themselves in a corner, the administration settled on silence as a strategy. Now, as a new PBS/NPR/Marist poll shows 90% of Americans want all or some of the Epstein files released, one of Trump’s top Cabinet officials is suggesting that there is potentially scandalous information being hidden from the public.
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