Trump in Unredacted Epstein Files Over One Million Times, Congress Turns On Him

11 Feb 2026 · 17 min · 5 chapters

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Podcast Notes: IHIP News - Episode: Trump in Unredacted Epstein Files Over One Million Times, Congress Turns On Him

Episode Summary In this episode, hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan discuss the shocking implications of Donald Trump's extensive presence in the unredacted Epstein files, alleging that he is mentioned over one million times. They delve into the political and judicial cover-ups surrounding the Epstein case, raising concerns about systemic inequality in how justice is served based on race and socioeconomic status.

Key Themes and Discussions

Cover-Up Allegations

  • Trump's Involvement: Congressman Jamie Raskin claims that Trump's lawyers concealed 95% of references to him in the Epstein files, suggesting the largest political cover-up in U.S. history.
  • Justice System Critique: The hosts express outrage over perceived inequities in the justice system, particularly how wealthy individuals evade accountability compared to marginalized communities.

Historical Context

  • Transference of Cases: The episode highlights that investigations regarding Epstein's crimes have spanned multiple administrations, raising questions about the political will to pursue justice.
  • Comparative Justice: The hosts argue that if similar crimes were committed by marginalized groups, the response from law enforcement would be markedly different.

Political Critique

  • Bipartisan Indifference: Both Democrats and Republicans are criticized for their lack of urgency and accountability regarding the implications of the Epstein case.
  • Election Interference Concerns: The episode discusses concerns about potential election interference by the White House and the Republican Party’s strategies to suppress voter turnout among marginalized communities.

Calls to Action

  • Voter Mobilization: The hosts stress the importance of voter turnout, particularly for white individuals to support their black and brown counterparts in exercising their voting rights.
  • Moral Responsibility: Emphasis is placed on the moral obligation to vote and to ensure that the electoral process remains intact and transparent.

Criticism of Democratic Leaders

  • Hypocrisy: The hosts express disdain for Democratic leaders, particularly Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, accusing them of hypocrisy in their messages regarding public welfare, especially concerning children.
  • Lack of Urgency: There is a call for more decisive action from leadership in addressing issues stemming from Trump’s alleged misconduct and the broader implications for democracy.

Key Takeaways

  • Trump’s mention in the Epstein files is presented as a critical issue that requires immediate attention from political leaders and the public.
  • The justice system's failure to adequately address high-profile cases raises significant concerns about equity and accountability.
  • Host critiques of both political parties underscore a growing frustration with inaction and perceived complicity in systemic issues.
  • The episode serves as a rallying cry for listeners to engage in the democratic process and challenge the status quo.

Conclusion The episode encapsulates the hosts' frustration with political cover-ups, systemic injustice, and the urgent need for accountability in light of serious allegations against former President Trump. It calls for active participation in democracy and a reassessment of the moral responsibilities of political leaders.

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Chapters

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Deep Dive into Epstein Files

0:45 to 4:00

Exploration of Trump's numerous mentions in the Epstein files and implications.

“And obviously, Congressman Jamie Raskin is not a liar.”

Two-Tier Justice System Discussion

4:00 to 7:00

Critique of the justice system's handling of sex trafficking cases.

“been trying to push about this president for many years.”

Political Accountability Concerns

7:00 to 11:20

Fears regarding political accountability and election integrity in the U.S.

“While they tell you, rah, rah, we're pro-USA, they don't get inspiration from the founding fathers.”

Critique of Political Messaging

11:20 to 14:01

Examination of hypocrisy in political messaging regarding children and environmental issues.

“And then right now, the United States is ranked as the most corrupt it's ever been.”

Critique of Political Leadership and Hypocrisy

14:01 to 16:54

The discussion focuses on the perceived hypocrisy and failure of political leaders in addressing urgent issues like the Epstein files and environmental protection.

“I agree with everything you say about Trump's EPA.”
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0:04The biggest cover up of a pedophile sex ring since the Catholic Church is underway and it happens to be the President of the United States, which has now been revealed by Jamie Raskin via Axios. Kylie popped this up. Trump's personal lawyers, Bondi, Blanche, and Patel, hid from American voters a minimum of 95 % of all references to Donald Trump in the Epstein files, 950 ,000 of 1 million plus, establishing the largest political cover-up in American history. Trump is in the unredacted Epstein files more than a million times, Congressman Jamie Raskin alleges. And obviously, Congressman Jamie Raskin is not a liar.

0:55He got hard drive of all of the files. And the president of the United States is in these files over one million times. And my question is this, Number one, where is QAnon? Number two, it's infuriating to me and eye-opening to me that these cases started in the Obama administration, transferred to Trump 1.0, transferred to Biden, transferred to Trump 2.0. And these girls have told us for a very long time, they were raped and they were trafficked. And we as a country and DOJ punted on this all of the time. And what does it take to believe people when they tell you I've been raped and trafficked?

1:50And then you get another one that has a very similar story and another one and another one and another one. And it just infuriates me to no end that Merrick Garland didn't investigate the alleged, quote, suicide of Jeffrey Epstein. When you look at all of these men that were involved in this, the richest, the two-tier system, the black and brown and poor people, they don't have this level of ability to evade justice. And I think, what if this were a cabal of sex trafficking electricians or plumbers? Would the DOJ continue to allow it? What if this was black and brown communities that had this huge sex trafficking ring?

2:37Would the DOJ and the FBI ignore it? Because I don't think they would have. Because you look at the Capitol, everybody said, oh, well, it was just a tourist visit because everybody was white. Do you think they would have had more arrests and more outrage if it was black and brown people? Well, of course they would have. But the two-tier system of justice, it is not just in Republican administrations. It's throughout the course of this because Ghislaine Maxwell is the only one in jail for these crimes. Yet we know there are four co-conspirators that are being protected by the Department of Justice.

3:13And I would just say if they were black people that stormed the Capitol, they would have been shot. They would have been shot. The backup would have been called and they would have all been shot, period, because that's what law enforcement has historically done to black people. It would have been a completely different play out. But here's Caroline Levitt. I want to remind you, we started off this episode, her boss, one million times in the Epstein files. One million. One million times. Here's Caroline Levitt on the administration's position on this issue. And that remains true in this call. If it did happen, corroborates exactly what President Trump has said from the beginning.

3:57And I'm sure many of you, when you read that alleged FBI report, probably thought to yourself, wow, this really cracks our narrative that we've been trying to push about this president for many years. So we're moving on from that. Reagan. in that. So they're moving on. They're moving on from this because he's guilty, because he's in it, because Jeffrey Epstein's suicide was during his first term. And it's just really interesting to me that all of these people that bent the knee, that raced up to him are all in the Epstein files. It's almost as if, Pumps, he was like, listen, we've evaded it. Merrick Garland didn't do shit on this thing for four years.

4:42We totally dodged a bullet. We've got to get back in there and bury these files. And it's almost like they all knew. Howard Lutnick has to go to the New York Post who was trying to do tons of cleanup. They were trying to clean up the whole thing for all of these people. And the rot in this across so many different industries is so widespread, it's worse than a cabal. It is some of the most egregious, depraved, sexual depravity of women and girls that I've heard of since the Catholic Church. And the fact that this is in the government, and then when you lump into this, that Jeffrey Epstein was clearly, in my opinion, a Mossad Asian, and the Western media absolutely will not talk about his dealings with the government of Israel.

5:39So that's kind of screwed up. Clearly working with Russia as well. So it goes even beyond the sexual stuff because he was honeypotting people and blackmailing them. And that's how he has all this money. So it's obvious to me, in my opinion, he was too dangerous and he knew too much. He knew where the bodies were buried. So somebody had him killed. Well, there's no, I mean, not trying to be a conspiracy theorist, but there's really no other conclusion that you can draw. In 2008, he got off pretty much scot-free. He checked in at night to the prison. Then he gets arrested. And that was on the down low.

6:15I don't know. I think that was a surprise to everybody in his inner circle that he was arrested. And then the fact that he died and was never able to name names, I just bullshit. I just fucking call bullshit on that. It's too convenient to take that. I'm sorry. No, no, I totally agree with you. Completely concur with that. Okay. So while Caroline Levitt and the White House are moving on, I would think they're like, oh shit, this is a problem. Like, you know, there's some bipartisan support and they are all gas, no brakes on this thing. So in my opinion, I've always seen this Trump 2.0 regime govern as though they're never going to face accountability.

6:59And I'm gravely concerned about the midterm elections and future elections in this country because the Republican Party, they tell you they're so pro-America, but they get their inspiration from governments like Hungary and governments like Turkey. in governments like Russia. While they tell you, rah, rah, we're pro-USA, they don't get inspiration from the founding fathers. And to make a quote, more perfect union, to fix mistakes, to legislate a better government, to provide more equality, more justice. No, they look to dictatorships for inspiration. CPAC, Turning Point has their conventions in these two-bit dictatorships.

7:40So all of the things of these countries I'm talking about is they've rigged their elections. And this is the Republican Party's goal now. The Atlantic is reporting the following. Election officials told us they are now getting ready for interference from both foreign adversaries and the White House. This is so stunning. That sentence, getting ready for, we know foreign adversaries have been messing with our elections and algorithms as much as they can. But they're looking at election interference from the White House. So as Caroline Levitt said, we're moving on. Rest assured, they're moving on to do everything in their power to prevent the incoming blue tsunami and trying to fix it and rig it.

8:33But here's what I want to say, and this is super important. A lot of their talks about making it more difficult to vote are voter suppression tactics where people will just go, I'm just going to descend into nihilism. It doesn't matter. They're rigged anyway. But they're also actively going to try to rig it. And this is where democracy has to be its most powerful. Every single one of us must vote. We must go. If you're a white person, you go hand in hand with black and brown people and you use your privilege, go with them to their precincts, escort them, be with them, because that's where it's really going to rain down on them.

9:15and the turnout must be too big, too rigged, because they are going to do everything in their power to never face accountability for this. And as you can see with these Epstein files, it's every single person from the billionaires to the cabinet, to our adversaries, everybody's honey potted in this thing. And let's remember there is a video of Pam Bondi talking about really disgusting videos of leaders engaged in sex acts. This was her having a lunch. I'm sure you've seen that video, Pumps, where she talks about, oh, there's thousands of videos. Yeah. And here's the thing. Are they allowing Congress to see those videos, these Congress people that are going to the FBI?

10:05Because we know they haven't released those publicly. And you and I have both thought what they're not releasing is even worse than what they are releasing. And here's the thing. When you think about the 2020 election and the stop the steal and the big lie and all the machinations that Trump did to try to nullify that election on election night, he's like, stop the voting. He wanted to go in and take voting machines. He's going to do all that now. Like all the stuff he said he was going to do, he's now going to do it. He's putting himself in a position to do that. He's taking paper ballots. He's handing over, you know, top election official jobs to election deniers.

10:45And these are the same people that went into court and had no evidence. But the propaganda that they have been lauding for years, some people will believe it. And here's the thing. They've done everything they can. They've gerrymandered voter ID. Now they're going to surround voting stations with eyes per Steve Bannon. Caroline Leavitt didn't rule it out. So they are putting every safeguard in. So Donald Trump never has to leave, including, but not limited to, making this new ballroom impenetrable because it's a buckler. Scary shit. All right. And then right now, the United States is ranked as the most corrupt it's ever been.

11:29Pop this up. The United States has fallen to its worst ever position in a leading global index that measures views of corruption in the public sector among independent experts and business people. So that can't be good. And let's see what the Democratic opposition is doing. Chuckles, strongly worded tweet. And yet another radical move. Trump's EPA is set to reverse essentially all greenhouse gas regulations. Every single community in America will pay the price. It will hurt kids with asthma. It will hurt homeowners and destabilize insurance markets as extreme weather gets worse and it will send shockwaves across the economy.

12:08So here's my thing. Chuckles. When you say it will hurt kids, that's true, but you're just not a credible messenger in my book. Because a couple weeks ago, You were talking to your APEC donors and your Israeli donors and your pro-Israel PACs. And you were saying that one of the most important things you do in the Senate is make sure Israel gets every dime it can get. The same Israel that's committing a genocide that is disproportionately killing kids. So when you tell us that you give a fuck about the EPA and those kids, I think you probably do. But what I'm curious about is how do you cherry pick which kids to care about?

12:56Because for me, I care about all the kids. Palestinian, when we were involved in the Iraq war, I opposed that war. And I cared about the Iraqi kids. I care about kids here. I care about the kids that are being kidnapped and put into ICE facilities that you and Hakeem Jeffries continue to play patty cake and be fascist collaborators and fund. So spare me these tweets where you are morally duplicitous, that you claim to care about American kids and American kids only, when your votes show that you don't universally support children. You only do when it helps you. When you need all of this donor money and you're a big Israel thumper and you want to make sure that American kids' schools and their lunches and their daycare and their healthcare are defunded and there's not enough money for these American kids to have it.

13:54You want to make sure all of it goes to Israel to kill Palestinian kids. And then you get on Twitter and you think we're stupid. I agree with everything you say about Trump's EPA. You are just an expired, non-credible messenger that needs to resign. This moment requires absolute moral clarity, not moral duplicity, not patty cakes with fascists, not being a fascist collaborator, not saying, I'm great with killing kids here, but oh my God, Trump's poisoning the air and water. That's terrible. What about the kids with asthma? Oh, the kids with asthma in Palestine? Make sure Netanyahu gets a shit ton more bombs.

14:37Make sure we kill as many of them as possible. That's the message I get from you. So you're not a credible messenger. You're a breathtaking hypocrite, in my opinion. You need to resign. You and the other senator from New York have done so much damage to the Democratic Party messaging. It's just such a disgrace. Well, and where's the urgency? I have not seen Chuck Schumer talk about what he can do as the Senate minority leader with this Epstein, with Trump being in the Epstein files over a million times. Maybe there's outrage that he is he has a plan on how to combat this and bring the hypocrisy and the transgressions to light.

15:21I haven't seen it, but I agree with you. Like you want to protect kids in the EPA, which is admirable. Yes, we need to do that. But we need urgency on other matters that are happening day in and day out with regularity. And it continues to be just a lack of urgency, I see, from both minority leaderships. And more than anything, breathtaking hypocrisy. I mean, all I see from these people is breathtaking hypocrisy that treats the electorate in the most patronizing fashion imaginable that we are supposed to just believe them blindly when their votes are one thing and their words are another thing.

16:04And when walking the walk and talking the talk are completely diametrically opposed to each other with each of these leaders, Chekles and Hakeem, it's just like this is a massive moment. These people, the Trump regime, they are not fucking around. And you're fucking around with them. Yeah, sure. Yeah, you want to kill Americans? Yeah, let's put body cams on you while you do that. It's just, it's utterly insane. And by the way, they're both, both of these people receive the same corporate donations from these pro-Israel PACs that prefer Trump. So all we can do at that point is just conclude that they are straight up controlled opposition, and that is not good enough for the electorate.

16:53All right. Like, subscribe, comment. We'll be back later.

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