Breaking: On Feb 17, 2026 aboard Air Force One, Trump said he’s ‘totally exonerated’ after DOJ released Epstein files — even as FBI interview disclosures and redactions fuel outrage. What do you think? Comment. According to The Daily Beast #news
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President Trump on February 17, 2026 told reporters aboard Air Force One that he has “been totally exonerated” of any link to Jeffrey Epstein after the Justice Department released a large tranche of Epstein-related files; he said investigators “found just the opposite” of what critics expected. (thedailybeast.com) The released documents, the DOJ cautioned, include public tips and some “untrue and sensationalist” claims and many redactions. (justice-integrity.org) Among the disclosures is an FBI interview with a woman alleging abuse involving Epstein and naming other prominent men. (thedailybeast.com) Democrats including Hillary Clinton have demanded faster, fuller disclosures and accused the administration of slow-walking the files. (ndtv.com)
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On February 3, 2026 President Donald Trump said the Justice Department’s recently released Jeffrey Epstein files “fully clear” him of any wrongdoing, declaring “nothing came out about me” and urging the country to move on. The DOJ had disclosed millions of pages under the Epstein Files Transparency Act after an internal FBI/DOJ review found no incriminating “client list” or evidence to predicate investigations of uncharged third parties. Critics — including lawmakers and survivors — say heavy redactions and missing records leave serious questions, and they continue to press congressional oversight and calls for fuller disclosure and accountability and transparency now. (yahoo.com)
