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Washington is on fire again after shocking new revelations tying high-profile Democrats to Jeffrey Epstein’s inner circle. Survivors are calling on Congress—and directly appealing to President Trump—to release every remaining Epstein file. In a new PSA circulating on X, nearly a dozen women urge House Republicans to vote for full transparency and beg Trump to help them expose Epstein’s network. Trump responded by telling Republicans to “vote to release it all,” promising Americans, “We have nothing to hide.”

While victims praise Trump for backing the release, the spotlight is shifting to Epstein’s political allies. Evidence now suggests some Democrats were still taking money from Epstein even after his conviction. Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett, one of Trump’s fiercest critics, was caught texting Epstein for “instructions” during a hearing to attack Trump. Meanwhile, Hakeem Jeffries ducked reporters when asked about Epstein’s connections to Democrat leadership. As calls mount to subpoena Plaskett’s phone records, Americans are asking whether her messages will now conveniently vanish.

Trump says he will immediately sign any bill to release all Epstein-related files. But Clinton-linked attorneys are reportedly refusing congressional subpoenas, raising questions about why they won’t testify. The New York Times, Michael Wolff, and other media figures who once coordinated with Epstein are also facing scrutiny. Under Trump, Epstein was arrested and jailed—but his mysterious death reignited distrust in the FBI’s oversight.

Tucker Carlson is now investigating a possible FBI cover-up in the attempted assassination of Trump by Thomas Crooks. Former FBI Director Kash Patel insisted Crooks acted alone after a massive probe involving 480 agents, 1,000 interviews, and 500,000 digital files. But Carlson claims to have proof of Crooks’ online posts showing political radicalization—evidence the FBI denied existed. Tucker argues that Crooks’ shift from pro-Trump to anti-Trump views during COVID proves he wasn’t acting alone. The FBI calls Carlson’s claims false, but no clear motive has been released.

Meanwhile, Trump doubled down on his $2,000 tariff rebate promise, blasting critics as “FOOLS!” and vowing next-year payments to working- and middle-class Americans from tariff revenues. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed the administration’s intent despite legal challenges. Insiders say any rebate program would require congressional approval and would likely target Americans earning under $100,000—not the wealthy.

Alex Jones warns that Neocon operatives are trying to fracture MAGA, spreading division inside the GOP to weaken Trump’s 2025 agenda.

In global news, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Venezuela’s Cartel de los Soles—a criminal group tied to Nicolás Maduro—will be officially designated a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) under Section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act. The move expands U.S. power to freeze assets and dismantle networks fueling drug and terror activity across Latin America. President Trump applauded the decision, calling it a decisive step toward protecting U.S. borders and cutting cartel influence.

As pressure mounts in Washington, Democrats face a growing political and legal firestorm while Trump positions himself as the only candidate pushing full transparency, middle-class relief, and border security.