For years, Donald Trump pushed the Jeffrey Epstein scandal into the center of American politics using interviews, rallies, and social media to demand investigations, question elites, and target rivals like the Clintons. He once called Epstein a “terrific guy,” but later claimed they had a falling out and distanced himself from any connection. After Trump entered politics, he turned the scandal into a weapon, amplifying flight logs, private jets, and insinuations about others. But in 2025, the spotlight flipped: as Congress debated releasing more unredacted Epstein files, newly surfaced emails, old conversations, victim statements, and media investigations began mentioning Trump himself. Critics called it karma; supporters saw a political trick. Trump responded by doubling down demanding full release of all files and dismissing any mentions of his name as targeted attacks.
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