I’ve been saying all along that Donald Trump and his MAGA enablers would try every stunt possible to distract from the massive press conference happening tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. ET. And sure enough, just hours before survivors are set to speak, MAGA operatives like Anna Paulina Luna and James Comer tried their latest scam, dumping the same 33,000 pages of old Epstein documents, 97% of which are already public, and pretending it’s “everything.” They really think the American people are that stupid. Spoiler alert: we’re not.
That’s why tomorrow is so critical. For the first time in over a decade, Epstein survivors will stand on Capitol Hill and tell their stories, unfiltered, raw, and impossible for Trump’s White House to cover up. Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna and Republican Congressman Thomas Massie are leading this effort together, and they’re not alone. Even Marjorie Taylor Greene will be there. This is not partisan. This is patriotic. And that scares Trump to his core.
Trump built his whole political brand claiming he’d “expose corruption.” Yet here he is, presiding over the biggest cover-up imaginable and protecting the rich and powerful men who abused young girls. Survivors are demanding transparency. The American people are demanding transparency. And instead of listening, Trump is leaning on the oldest trick in his book: lies, distraction, and hoping we move on. It’s not going to work.
Tomorrow, survivors will speak their truth. They’ll demand the release of the full Epstein files—hundreds of gigabytes of evidence still hidden. They’ll call for accountability no matter who’s implicated. And they’ll remind us what’s at stake: protecting America’s kids, restoring trust in government, and drawing a line in the sand that this nation will not tolerate powerful men abusing girls.
So tune in tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. ET, right here on the MeidasTouch Network. Stand with the survivors. Demand the truth. Let’s make sure Trump and his cronies can’t bury this story. The victims deserve their day. The American people deserve transparency. And together, we’re going to get it.
