WASHINGTON - Donald Trump was informed months ago by Pam Bondi that his name appears ‘multiple times’ in the Jeffrey Epstein files, the same day she recommended against releasing all documents, according to a new report.
Senior administration officials claimed that Attorney General Bondi told Trump during a May 2025 meeting that his name was found in the Epstein documents more than previously thought, among hundreds of other high-profile individuals.
The files contained ‘unverified hearsay’ about Trump and the individuals who had social connections to Epstein, the officials claim. Bondi recommended in that same meeting, according to the Wall Street Journal, that the administration not release more files because they contained child pornography and personal information for victims.
Trump, the sources claim, deferred to his attorney general on whether to make additional files public.
Just because the president is named in the files does not implicate him in any wrongdoing or connect him to Epstein’s child sex trafficking crimes.
Administration officials told the Journal that Bondi’s May meeting with Trump was a routine briefing covering a number of topics - and the Epstein files weren’t the focus.
Donald Trump was informed months ago by Pam Bondi that his name appears ‘multiple times’ in the Jeffrey Epstein files. (Pic: Sourced)