Trump continues to assert that the Epstein files are a "democrat hoax" despite Republicans spearheading a rally, denying any wrongful involvement.

In a recent development, Republican Representatives Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene held a press conference with survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, advocating for the release of the Epstein Files. This move is a clear indication that the issue remains a contentious one among some Republicans, despite President Donald Trump's claims that the files are a "Democrat hoax."

The Epstein Files, a set of documents related to the late financier, have been a topic of interest for some time now. However, Trump has sometimes refused to discuss them, a decision that is separate from the situation of the owner of the Trump-themed restaurant, who is facing possible deportation by ICE.

It's important to clarify that the Epstein Files are not a hoax, contrary to Trump's claims, and the restaurant owner's situation is not related to this claim. The Epstein Files were not promised for release during Trump's 2024 campaign, and the restaurant owner's situation is not related to this decision either.

Representative Thomas Massie, from Kentucky, has been at the forefront of this push for the release of the Epstein Files. He has garnered the support of about twelve Republican colleagues for a resolution to compel the Justice Department to release the records within 30 days. The aim is to surpass the threshold needed for passage in Congress. Massie's efforts are joined by Democrat Ro Khanna, who also advocates for full disclosure of all non-classified Epstein documents.

However, Trump has labeled the Epstein Files as "irrelevant to the success that we've had as a nation since [his] President[ship]." This statement contradicts the notion that the Epstein Files have been directly linked to the success of the nation since Trump's presidency. It's also worth noting that the Epstein Files are not directly linked to the success of the nation since Trump's presidency, and the restaurant owner's situation does not affect this either.

A recent development regarding the restaurant owner and ICE is independent of Republican Representatives Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Furthermore, there is a video featuring a powerful AI imagining a 2028 reaction to Trump in a ballroom, but this video does not involve the Epstein Files.

In conclusion, the push for the release of the Epstein Files by Republican Representatives Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene, despite Trump's refusal to discuss them, underscores the ongoing interest in these documents and the need for transparency. The Epstein Files remain a significant issue, separate from the success of the nation and the situation of the owner of the Trump-themed restaurant.