GROUNDHOG DAY BOMBSHELL: Epstein Files Name Power Players, Trump Mentioned 4,896 Times

In a stunning turn of events on Groundhog Day, the U.S. Department of Justice released millions of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, sending shockwaves through Washington, Wall Street, and Hollywood. Among the names revealed in these files are some of the most powerful figures in global politics, business, and entertainment.

Bill Gates, Steve Bannon, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk are among those mentioned in disturbing new accounts related to Epstein’s activities. However, the most prominent name in the files is former President Donald Trump, whose name appears a staggering 4,896 times. This has ignited fresh scrutiny over his connections to Epstein, despite Trump’s repeated denials of any wrongdoing. Additionally, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is mentioned over 100 times, and one report allegedly includes an email sent from Melania Trump to Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s close associate.

Despite the mounting references to him in the documents, Trump has continued to distance himself from Epstein, claiming he had a minimal relationship with the financier. Meanwhile, Trump has been making headlines for other reasons, including launching a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, criticizing late-night hosts on social media, and announcing plans to shut down the Trump-run Kennedy Center for renovations.

The release of these documents is not the only headline-grabbing story. The film Melania: The Movie has drawn attention with a $7 million box office over the weekend, while CNN anchor Don Lemon was reportedly arrested during an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota. This has led to renewed debate over the state of press freedom in the U.S.

One day, one massive document dump, and the nation is left reeling from the controversy it has stirred.

Stay tuned for more updates as new details continue to emerge from the Epstein files and other major stories.