Have you ever wondered what secrets the government keeps locked away? For years, Americans have watched powerful people in Washington hide the truth. Many people are tired of being kept in the dark about what really goes on behind closed doors.

Trust in government is at an all-time low. When officials say “trust us,” most Americans just roll their eyes. People want proof, not promises. They want to see the evidence with their own eyes.

President Trump is now suggesting a solution that might please his supporters. In a recent interview with Just the News, Trump embraced the FBI’s decision to open a conspiracy probe into what he calls “weaponized law enforcement.” But he went a step further. He said a special prosecutor could lead this investigation – and surprisingly added that the same prosecutor could look into the Jeffrey Epstein case.

From ‘Just the News’:

Unprompted, Trump then volunteered on his own that a special prosecutor – if one is appointed by Justice – to look at weaponization could also delve into “anything credible” on Jeffrey Epstein and his files to make sure Americans have a full accounting.

“I think they could look at all of it. It’s all the same scam. They could look at this Jeffrey Epstein hoax also, because that’s the same stuff that’s all put out by Democrats,” Trump said, when asked what he’d most like to see the FBI investigate.

This unexpected mention of the Epstein case comes after weeks of pressure from his base. Many Trump supporters have demanded full disclosure of Epstein’s files and client lists. When pressed about whether he supported a special prosecutor examining Epstein evidence, Trump answered, “They’ve already looked at it, and they are looking at it, and I think all they have to do is put out anything credible.”

Trump expressed concern that previous officials in the FBI might have tampered with Epstein files. “I can imagine what they put into files, just like they did with the others,” he said. “The Steele dossier was a total fake, right? It took two years to figure that out.”

Declassification Promises

The President also made a bold promise to declassify two sensitive intelligence documents. The first is a classified section of DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report on the FBI’s handling of Hillary Clinton’s email scandal. When asked if he would release it, Trump responded, “I would do that. Absolutely. I think it should be looked at.”

The second document is what’s called the “Clinton Plan intelligence” – a classified part of John Durham’s final report. This document reportedly contains evidence of Hillary Clinton approving a plan to create the Russia collusion story against Trump. “I will absolutely declassify it,” Trump stated firmly.

Trump’s willingness to appoint a special prosecutor who could examine both government weaponization and Epstein evidence shows he’s listening to his base. Many Americans have questioned why the full Epstein story has never come to light. They wonder who might be protected by keeping certain facts hidden.

Will Americans Get Answers?

The big question remains: Will these actions finally bring the truth to light? Many Americans have waited years to learn what really happened in the Epstein case. They want to know who was involved and if powerful people received special protection.

Trump seems to understand this frustration. “So frankly, you know, I think I love that they’re looking at all this stuff. If they are, I hope they are,” he said. He assured his supporters that he has “no desire to prevent further investigation or transparency.”

For ordinary Americans who just want the truth, Trump’s approach might be a welcome change. Instead of more cover-ups, he’s promising to open doors that have long been locked. Will it be enough to satisfy those demanding answers? Only time will tell.

But one thing seems clear – the days of “just trust us” government might be coming to an end. And for many Americans who value transparency, that can’t happen soon enough.

Key Takeaways

• Trump supports FBI’s conspiracy probe and suggests special prosecutor could investigate both weaponization of law enforcement and Epstein evidence
• President promises to declassify sensitive intelligence documents related to Clinton email scandal and Russia collusion allegations
• Trump expresses concern about possible tampering of Epstein files by previous FBI officials
• The potential appointment of a special prosecutor may satisfy growing demands from Trump’s base for transparency and accountability

Sources: Just The News