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'Trump Screwed Epstein Files': JD Vance Admits Trump 'Screwed Up' Epstein Files, Blames Pam Bondi

Vice President JD Vance has acknowledged that the Trump administration mishandled its communication surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files, saying, "We absolutely Screwed up the comms." Speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience, Vance argued the administration should have released the available files much earlier to avoid damaging public trust.

Vance also said Attorney General Pam Bondi overstated what the government possessed, leading to confusion and criticism. While defending President Donald Trump against claims he blocked the release, Vance maintained that the White House made significant mistakes in how it handled the disclosures.

The interview also touched on long-running theories surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, the original investigation, and speculation about intelligence agency connections. Watch the full breakdown of Vance's comments, the Epstein files controversy, Trump administration response, and the latest political fallout.

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00:16The Trump administration is facing fresh questions over the Jeffrey Epstein files
00:22after Vice President J.D. Vance openly admitted the White House mishandled its communication
00:27strategy, and he says they should have released everything from the very beginning.
00:32Speaking on the Joe Rogan experience, Vance made a striking admission.
00:37He said, we absolutely screwed up the comms of the Epstein files.
00:41But he also insisted the administration was not trying to hide anything.
00:46According to Vance, the biggest mistake was how the information was presented to the public.
00:51He pointed to Attorney General Pam Bondi's earlier comments, suggesting an Epstein client
00:57list was sitting on her desk.
00:59He also said the binders handed to conservative influencers earlier this year contained mostly
01:05documents that had already been made public.
01:07Vance said those decisions damaged public trust, even though he believes there was no malicious
01:13intent.
01:13He added that the Attorney General overstated what the administration actually had and ended
01:19up facing criticism for it, including from him.
01:22The Vice President also described himself as one of the original Epstein conspiracy theorists,
01:28saying he has gone down nearly every rabbit hole.
01:31He argued the biggest failure happened years ago, claiming the original investigation in 2007
01:37and 2008 was too narrow, and that if there was a wider conspiracy, that was the moment to uncover it.
01:44When asked about theories linking Epstein to intelligence agencies, Vance said possibilities discussed
01:50by many include Mossad, the CIA, or another deep state network.
01:55He also claimed Epstein had connections to high levels of both American and Israeli intelligence.
02:02Vance also defended President Donald Trump, rejecting claims that Trump tried to block the
02:07release of the Epstein files.
02:08He argued the President could have stopped the process, but ultimately did not.
02:13Still, Vance acknowledged the administration got it wrong.
02:16His conclusion was clear.
02:18The files should have been released as quickly as possible, and the communication surrounding
02:23them should have been handled much better.
02:30Epstein's one of the final mail has come out finally.
02:34This mail is strange and has only names without any context.
02:39The claim is dramatic, that Jeffrey Epstein, just days before his 2019 arrest, left behind
02:46a trail of powerful names, a secret list that could expose others.
02:51But what does the evidence actually show?
02:56The claim centers around a real email, dated June 30, 2019, just a week before Epstein's
03:04arrest.
03:05The subject line reads, List for Bannon Steve.
03:09And here's the key detail.
03:11Epstein sent the email to himself.
03:14No message.
03:15No explanation.
03:16Just a messy list of around 48 names.
03:21The names include politicians, academics, billionaires, even globally known figures like Bill Clinton,
03:29Prince Andrew, and Noam Tromsky.
03:31Just names in a rough, unstructured format.
03:36Despite that, media has labeled it the final Epstein list.
03:40Some posts claim it was a deliberate move, a last-minute attempt to expose powerful connections.
03:48Others say it proves the existence of a hidden client network.
03:52But official investigations are not speaking clearly.
03:57Authorities, including the U.S. Department of Justice, have repeatedly stated there is no confirmed client list or blackmail ledger
04:06and Epstein's files.
04:08Critics claim DOJ is saving and hiding documents to save important figures, maybe like Trump.
04:15So what could this email actually be?
04:19Experts suggest it may simply be a contact list, possibly prepared for a meeting, or this could be a move
04:26to get back at his alleged clients.
04:29Remember, Epstein maintained connections across politics, business, and academia.
04:35His network was vast and often controversial.
04:38But this specific email is unusual, and its timing raises serious questions.
04:45It offers possible direct evidence of any criminal activity by those listed.
04:50A raw document becomes a global conspiracy within hours.
04:56So the real question is, did Epstein leave behind a hidden message,
05:00or are we seeing another case of the authorities hiding important evidence to save powerful people?
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