Trump PANICS after SHOCK FINDING in UNREDACTED FILES!!!

What this episode is about

The release of unredacted Epstein files has prompted significant concern within the White House, revealing that Donald Trump's name appears over one million times in the documents, a stark increase from the previously disclosed 38,000 mentions in redacted files. Amidst this turmoil, Trump's chief spokesperson dodged questions about a potential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, indicating that the administration is not focusing on that issue, while reporters pressed for clarity on Trump's past connections to the controversial figures involved.

Key takeaways

• Trump's name in the Epstein files: 1 million mentions; he might need a new publicist.
• When asked about Maxwell's pardon, silence speaks louder than the no-comment comment.
• Secretary Lutnik: Support shines bright even when contradicting past statements. Loyalty over facts?
• Trump claimed ignorance on Epstein, yet police chatter shows otherwise. The narrative is upside down.
• Instead of bipartisan talks, we have a GOP exclusive—politics over governance, folks!

Who speaks in this episode?

• Caroline Levit (Guest) · 13 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 3:00: Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Caroline Levit, Howard Lutnick
2. 3:00 – 6:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, Mara Lago, Palm Beach
3. 6:00 – 9:00: Donald Trump, Caroline Levit, National Governors Association, Detroit
4. 9:00 – 12:00: Chuck Schumer, Donald Trump, Monora Honey, Jeffrey Epstein
5. 12:00 – 15:00: Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, Caroline Levit
6. 15:00 – 18:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Howard Lutnick

Notable quotes from "Trump PANICS after SHOCK FINDING in UNREDACTED FILES!!!"

• Donald Trump's chief propagandist, Caroline Levit, does what propagandist do. They're going to propaganda. Here's what she does. When she's asked by a reporter, Is Trump going to rule out a pardon of Gileain Maxwell? She goes, I.

  about Caroline Levit · at 0:51

• Secretary Lutnik today was testifying on the Hill and he said that he had visited, Epstein's Island in 2012 with his wife and children. and that's after he said that he had cut.

  about Howard Lutnick · at 2:12

• Jeffrey Epstein was a creep and unlike many other people who are named in these files President Trump cut off his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and was honest and…

  about Donald Trump · at 4:34

• Thank you. the National Governor's Association is removing a meeting with President Trump from his agenda because only Republicans were invited. Is the White House.

  about National Governors Association · at 6:07

• Thanks a lot, Caroline. Yesterday, the president on social media threatened to block the new Gordy How Bridge, which would connect Detroit to Canada. This is a bridge that was…

  about Detroit · at 7:23

• President Trump asked Chuck Schumer to help him rename Penn Station and Delos Airport after himself? why is he interested in having his name on those two buildings? And why are…

  about Chuck Schumer · at 9:30

• Time indoors, travel, and just wanting something supportive and natural in my daily routine, it all adds up. Monora honey is rich, creamy, and the most delicious honey you have…

  about Monora Honey · at 10:21

• He went to the genocide memorial and then Turkey told Donald Trump to take it down. So JD Vance took it down because the Trump regime doesn't view it as a genocide. Okay. So…

  about J.D. Vance · at 12:46

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced subject (target of allegations/defense) · 14 mentions · first at 0:23
  Central figure in the episode’s discussion about the Epstein files, alleged mentions in documents, and White House responses to questions about Epstein/Maxwell and other controversies.
• Jeffrey Epstein — Person · Primary referenced subject (case focus) · 13 mentions · first at 0:03
  The episode centers on the release of “Epstein files,” alleged ties/mentions involving political figures, and questions about accountability and transparency.
  For years and years. And so I think what the president has said all along has always remained true. And the release of more than 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein…
• Caroline Levit — Person · Referenced speaker (White House press briefing spokesperson) · 6 mentions · first at 0:53
  Quoted repeatedly answering reporters’ questions about Trump, Maxwell, Lutnick, and other issues; portrayed by the narrator as a propagandist defending the administration.
• Howard Lutnick — Person · Referenced administration official under scrutiny · 2 mentions · first at 2:12
  Discussed in relation to alleged contacts with Epstein and a reported visit to Epstein’s island; defended by the White House in the briefing.
• Ghislain Maxwell — Person · Referenced subject (pardon question) · 1 mention · first at 4:26
  Raised as a potential pardon topic; used to probe the administration’s stance and Trump’s relationship to the Epstein case.
  Do. They're going to propaganda. Here's what she does. When she's asked by a reporter, Is Trump going to rule out a pardon of Gileain Maxwell? She goes, I don't even really…
• Jamie Raskin — Person · Referenced lawmaker/source · 1 mention · first at 0:09
  Cited as the source for claims about the scale of unreleased/unredacted Epstein-related files and the frequency of Trump’s name appearing in them.
  And now we've learned from Jamie Rascin, the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, that in the unredacted files, which have not been released yet by the Trump regime, there's millions of more files that.
• Chuck Schumer — Person · Referenced political counterpart in reported conversation · 3 mentions · first at 9:04
  Mentioned in connection with a claim that Trump floated renaming Penn Station and Dulles Airport after himself as part of a discussion involving infrastructure funding pressure.
• J.D. Vance — Person · Referenced administration figure (social media controversy) · 2 mentions · first at 12:25
  Mentioned regarding a deleted post about the Armenian genocide and the administration’s messaging discipline and policy stance.

Companies & orgs

• National Governors Association — Company · Referenced organization · 2 mentions · first at 5:45
  Mentioned in the context of a cancelled meeting with President Trump, highlighting political divisions.

Places & events

• Mara Lago — Place · Setting · 2 mentions · first at 4:26
  Mentioned as the club where Donald Trump kicked Jeffrey Epstein out, highlighting Trump's claimed transparency about Epstein.
  Jeffrey Epstein was a creep and unlike many other people who are named in these files President Trump cut off his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and was honest and…
• Palm Beach — Place · Setting · 2 mentions · first at 3:52
  Mentioned in relation to Jeffrey Epstein's activities and Donald Trump's alleged awareness of them.
  What I will say is that the president has always remained consistent and that he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of his club at Mara Lago because frankly Jeffrey Epstein was a creep…
• Detroit — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 7:16
  Mentioned in the context of a new bridge connecting to Ontario, highlighting economic and political issues.
• Ontario — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 7:16
  Mentioned in the context of a new bridge connecting to Detroit, highlighting economic and political issues.
  Thanks a lot, Caroline. Yesterday, the president on social media threatened to block the new Gordy How Bridge, which would connect Detroit to Canada. This is a bridge that was…

Sponsors

• Monora Honey — Product · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 10:24
  Promoted as a natural wellness product during the podcast, especially beneficial during winter months.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 The White House is panicking right now as the release of the Epstein files is reverberating throughout Washington DC. And now we've learned from Jamie Rascin, the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, that in the unredacted files, which have not been released yet by the Trump regime, there's millions of more files that haven't been released, Donald Trump's name appears over 1 million times. That's not hyperbolic. From the redacted files that have been produced, Trump's name appears 38,000 times. In the other batch, it is 1 million times. Just think about the sheer number right there. So, how are they reacting in the White House right now? Well, there was a press conference that was held moments ago.

0:51 Donald Trump's chief propagandist, Caroline Levit, does what propagandist do. They're going to propaganda. Here's what she does. When she's asked by a reporter, "Is Trump going to rule out a pardon of Gileain Maxwell?" She goes, "I don't even really want to talk about that. We're not even thinking about that right now." So, you can't just say no that he's not going to pardon a convicted child sex trafficker. Play the clip.

1:18 And if they don't want to, that's their loss. And on Maxwell, is the president going to rule out a pardon for her? Uh, in her uh testimony deposition yesterday, her legal team seemed to be making a case again for a pardon from the president. Again, this is not something I've discussed with the president recently because frankly, it's not a priority. He's focused on uh many of the issues that the American people are dealing with and and providing solutions to those issues. U so I haven't spoken with him him recently. Last time we did speak about it, he said it's not something he's considering or thinking about. And then a reporter asked Caroline Levit, "What do you think about Lutnik lying that he never spoke with Epstein since 2005, and it was just one time? And now we know that he visited the island with his children where the sex trafficking took place." Listen to what Caroline Levit says. Play this clip. Caroline.

2:12 Um, uh, Secretary Lutnik today was testifying on the Hill and he said that he had visited, um, Epstein's Island in 2012 with his wife and children. Um, and that's after he said that he had cut ties with Epstein and, uh, the Justice Department documents show that he was in contact with Epstein uh, through 2018 over messages. So, does the White House stand behind uh Secretary Lutnik right now or given what he has said today, has there been any shift in how the White House is viewing um Secretary Lutnik's performance?

2:42 No, Secretary Lutnik remains a very important member of President Trump's team and the president fully supports the secretary. Uh I will just point out that there are a lot of wins in the news this week that people in this room have not asked about because you continue to ask questions about the same subject. So, let me point them out for you. Next, another reporter asks Caroline Levit. Donald Trump had previously stated that he had no knowledge at all that Epstein was having sex with under was raping underage girls. That he had no knowledge of what was taking place. He wasn't aware of anything that Epstein was doing. But now there are police reports where Donald Trump was saying back in 2006 that he was aware and that Gileain's an evil person. So then why if that was the case would he be moving Elaine to a min clubfed in Texas and why is he what is going on Carolina but can you explain that cuz it seems to just be

3:39 more lies from this dastardly regime here play this clip last several days again regarding a separate topic um in the Epstein files um according to newly released files the president had a conversation with the Palm Beach police chief in the early 2000s according to the police in 2019. Um the president had gone record before and he's told reporters that he said that Jeffrey that he had no idea about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes during this um conversation with the police chief. However, um he did say according to this uh recounting of it that thank goodness you're stopping him.

4:16 He also called the lane Maxwell evil. My two questions are did that conversation with the Palm Beach Police Palm Beach Police Chief happen and can you explain the discrepancy?

4:26 What I will say is that the president has always remained consistent and that he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of his club at Mara Lago because frankly Jeffrey Epstein was a creep and unlike many other people who are named in these files uh President Trump cut off his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein uh and was honest and transparent about that for years and years. And so I think what the president has said all along has always remained true. And the release of more than 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and his heinous, disgusting crimes just shows the level of transparency that this president and administration has committed to uh in in bringing u these files to light.

5:03 But did he call the chief in Caroline? Did he call the chief? Look, it was a phone call that may or may not have happened in 2006. I don't know the answer to that question. What I'm telling you is that what President Trump has always said is that he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of his Mara Lago club because Jeffrey Epstein was a creep. Uh, and that remains true. And this call, if it did happen, corroborates exactly what President Trump has said from the beginning. And I'm sure many of you when you read that 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, uh, we're moving on from that. Reagan,

5:41 thanks. And then next you have Caroline Levit asked questions about another topic. So the Governor's Association conference set to take place and now it has to be cancelled because Donald Trump has not invited any Democratic governors. This is normally a bipartisan event and now he's saying only Republican governors can show up. Let's play this clip.

6:07 Sure, Tamara. Um, thank you. Um, the National Governor's Association is removing a meeting with President Trump from his agenda because only Republicans were invited. Is the White House reconsidering inviting Democrats or or do you think Republicans are still going to show up? Like, where does that stand now?

6:23 No. Look, I just spoke with the president about this. It is a dinner at the White House. It's the people's house. It's also the president's home. And so, he can invite whomever he wants to dinners and events here at the White House. I believe uh Governor Moore was invited last year and he did not show up uh to the dinner last year. Nobody reported on it. Uh but again, the president has the discretion to invite whomever he wants to the White House and he welcomes all those who received an invitation to come and if they don't want to, that's their loss.

6:50 And again, you can call it the people's house, but it's now become the pedto house or that's what it's been since Donald Trump moved in. The heart of the cabal is right there in the oval. That's the core of where the predators fester. More from this disastrous press conference. A reporter asked Caroline Levid about Trump threatening to block a new bridge between Detroit and Ontario. What do you make of that Caroline? Here, play this clip.

7:23 John, thanks a lot, Caroline. Yesterday, the president on social media threatened to block the new Gordy How Bridge, which would connect Detroit to Canada. This is a bridge that was fully paid for by Canada. It used American labor to construct it. It used American steel uh to construct that bridge. The president in 2017 was actually in favor of this bridge. Uh part of a joint statement that he put out when he met with the Canadian prime minister. Why has the president changed his mind as it relates to this bridge?

7:55 I think the president was very clear and direct in his truth, John. But just to reiterate, the fact that Canada will control what crosses the Gordy How Bridge and owns the land on both sides is unacceptable to the president. It's also unacceptable that more of this bridge isn't being built with more Americanmade materials, uh even more so than what President Barack Obama committed to with the Canadians at the time at the start of the project. He also believes that the US should own at least half of the bridge, have shared authority over what passes across it, and participate in the economic benefits generated by its use. This is just another example of President Trump putting America's interests first. Uh, and so I he um made that very clear in his call with Prime Minister Carney earlier today.

8:39 You better come correct with the facts because Canada paid for the entire bridge. It's actually partially owned by Michigan as well as Canada and this is important to the economic development both for Michigan and Canada. So what what do you make of that Caroline Levit? And then Caroline Levit is asked, "Can you explain why Donald Trump is asking Schumer to rename Dulles Airport and Penn Station after Trump in order to get money to fund critical infrastructure projects where thousands of New Yorkers are now losing their jobs? And this will cost New York and New Jersey and the tri-state area billions of dollars in economic damages because of what Trump's doing." Play this clip. Um, can you explain why President Trump asked uh Chuck Schumer to help him rename Penn Station and Delos Airport after himself? Um, why is he interested in having his name on those two buildings? And uh why are the

9:41 gateway tunnel funds the proper um point of pressure to get that to happen? Uh to your first question about the renaming, why not? It was something the president floated in his conversation with uh with Chuck Schumer. As for the funding, the president has addressed that separately. It's all a game to them. This is what the Epstein class does. This is the Epstein class versus the rest of everybody else in the United States. They're predators and we're seeing they're behaving as such right here. The Epstein class. Are you looking for something simple and delicious to add to your wellness routine, especially during the winter months when everyone's trying to stay healthy? I definitely find myself reaching for Monora more this time of year. Colder weather, more time indoors, travel, and just wanting something supportive and natural in my daily routine, it all adds up. Monora honey is rich, creamy, and the most

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13:16 They're maniacs. And by the way, in Trump's post with Canada, he said that China's going to take away ice hockey. It's like we just accept that this guy makes psychopathic posts every day. Anyway, play this clip

13:26 himself. Danny, thanks. Um, today the the vice president's account uh posted and then deleted a tweet about the Armenian genocide. Um, and then last week, President Trump's truth social account uh post and then deleted a racist um video about the Obamas. Um, and the White House again blamed that on staffer. I wanted to ask you, does the White House have a a a social media problem at the moment? Do you have an autoposting problem um that's leading to these uh mistakes?

13:55 No. Uh as for the Armenian uh tweet that you're referring to, I would just refer you back to the White House's uh message that was issued on Armenian Remembrance Day. And there's been no change of policy at this time. Mary,

14:07 thanks. Caroline, when Caroline Levit then says beef prices are coming down. That's not true. And this is why she's going to screw over American farmers and now start drastically importing from Argentina farmers. Play this clip. Caroline, so some Republican lawmakers from Nebraska have said they're worried that the Argentinian beef executive order will sideline some American ranchers. How will the Trump administration make sure prices go down for consumers without harming those rangers?

14:34 Of course. Well, both things can happen at the same time. That's the president's belief. He wants to see prices come down. In fact, I just overheard him on the phone with Secretary Rollins. They were talking about something different, but he's always saying we got to make sure that prices continue to come down. As you know, Secretary Rollins successfully did that with respect to ice uh egg prices. Cattle uh beef prices are coming down uh slightly and the president wants to see that continue. uh he believes that uh a a minor import to the country with cattle might be a a short-term solution uh with respect to bringing down prices, but of course protecting our American cattle and rancher industry is a priority for the president and he's in touch with those stakeholders. We've had them here at the White House a few times in the in recent months to discuss this issue directly.

15:19 Um John, she does it with such a smug Epstein class face, right? That's like I call it the Epstein class face, right? It's her uh Treasury Secretary Bessant. Okay. Okay. Howard Lutnik. The Epstein class face. Speaking of Peter Navaro went on state regime media before as well. He goes, "We're going to get He does this thing with his hands, too. We're going to get really bad job reports, but they're really good. They're bad in a good way. The new reality is we're just going to do 50,000 jobs. Um, that's what we're do. That's the new reality because of immigrants.

15:57 The hell are you talking about here? Play this clip. What? One thing I want to note, the jobs reports coming to come out tomorrow. Yeah.

16:04 We have to revise our expectations down significantly for what a monthly job number should look like. When we were letting in 2 million illegal aliens, uh, it just they're coming in, coming in. He had to produce 200,000 jobs a month for steady state. And by the way, all of the jobs that we were creating in Biden years were going to illegals. Americans were going to the unemployment lines. That's totally reversed. And now 50,000 a month is going to be more like what we need. So, Wall Street, when this stuff comes out, they can't they can't rain on that parade. They have to adjust for the fact that we're deporting millions of illegals. That's a good

16:44 And then you have Magga Mike Johnson running away when he's asked about Howard Lutnik now admitting that he went on Epstein's island with his little children after knowing Epstein was a grotesque sex trafficker. And Maga Mike's like, "It's okay, man. That's just what we do. That's what we do here now in the Republican party. Pro- sex trafficking. That's your agenda." Okay. There a bunch of sickos here. Play this clip.

17:09 Mr. figure in in Howard Lutnik had said that he had cut off ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2005 and the documents that came out contradict that Democrats and Thomas Massie say he should resign. Do you think that Howard Lutnik should resign?

17:22 Of course not. It's absurd. Howard Blutnick is a is a great commerce secretary. He's done an extraordinary job for the country and Thomas Massie should stop. Do

17:31 you have any concerns about Lnik's ties with I don't know anything about that. I know Howard as an individual and I and I I trust his word on it. I mean, I don't know of the timing and all that. I'm I'm not sure. You have to ask others.

17:43 At least in the New York Times, every front page story is on Epstein right now. Look at this. Epstein. Epically seven or eight stories on Epstein. That's good. It's what they should be focused on. They should be f They should be focused on the truth. There you have it. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million. Thanks for watching. The truth is more important than ever. Check out our new truth over lies collection at store.midestouch.com. All 100% USA union made.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Trump PANICS after SHOCK FINDING in UNREDACTED FILES!!!"?

Caroline Levit (Guest).

What is "Trump PANICS after SHOCK FINDING in UNREDACTED FILES!!!" about?

The release of unredacted Epstein files has prompted significant concern within the White House, revealing that Donald Trump's name appears over one million times in the documents, a stark increase from the previously disclosed 38,000 mentions in redacted files. Amidst this turmoil, Trump's chief spokesperson dodged questions about a potential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, indicating that the…

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

14 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Caroline Levit, Howard Lutnick, Ghislain Maxwell, Mara Lago. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Trump PANICS after SHOCK FINDING in UNREDACTED FILES!!!"?

The episode runs 18 min; the transcript is about 3,287 words in 33 timestamped sections.

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