Trump’s Response To Reporter Over Epstein Files Raises Eyebrows

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00:00Trump's response to reporter over Epstein files raises eyebrows.

00:05President Donald Trump faces renewed attention after remarks to a reporter during a Friday

00:09Air Force One press briefing about the Jeffrey Epstein files.

00:12According to video and media reports, Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey asked a question related

00:18to Epstein.

00:19Before she could finish, the president pointed a finger in her direction and said,

00:23Quiet, quiet piggy.

00:25Pressure is mounting on the White House from both parties as lawmakers demand the full

00:30release of all Epstein-related investigative documents.

00:33Republicans are split.

00:35Some accuse Democrats of weaponizing the case politically, while others support total transparency.

00:41Trump, who knew Epstein in the early 2000s before reportedly cutting ties, insists Democrats

00:47are exploiting the issue.

00:49On Sunday, he reiterated that stance outside Air Force One, where he again sparred with reporter

00:55Lucey after she questioned him about Tucker Carlson's interview with Nick Fuentes.

01:00Trump tried to answer but was cut off, snapping at Lucey.

01:03You are the worst.

01:04I don't know why they even have you.

01:06Despite the clash, Trump has recently shifted his stance on releasing Epstein-related documents.

01:13After previously warning Republicans not to fall into that trap, he now says he supports

01:18full disclosure.

01:19Over the weekend, he wrote on Truth Social that we have nothing to hide, urged House Republicans

01:25to back the release, called the controversy a Democrat hoax, and added, it's time to move

01:30on.

01:31House Republicans plan to vote Tuesday on releasing all unclassified Epstein documents, a step Trump

01:37says he'll support, even hinting he could declassify them himself.

01:41From the Oval Office, he said, we'll give them everything.

01:44The Oversight Committee has already released 23,000 estate documents, though many remain

01:53redacted.

01:55Trump's shift has both parties watching to see whether full transparency follows or if more

02:00conflict lies ahead.

02:01Trump's shift is going to be important in particular, but early Covid's stocks in just about a lot of

02:27it are.