Full ‘Epstein List’ Gets Released By Trump Administration
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a historic move that fulfills a major campaign promise, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the release of all documents mandated by the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The release includes a list of over 300 high-profile names found within the investigative materials, ranging from former presidents and world leaders to tech moguls and Hollywood celebrities.
The "300 List" and Transparency
The list, sent in a letter to leaders of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, includes individuals identified as "government officials or politically exposed persons" whose names appear at least once in the millions of pages of released files. Notable names appearing in the documents include:
Political Figures: Donald Trump, Barack and Michelle Obama, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush.
Global Elites: Prince Harry (Mountbatten-Windsor), Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg.
Entertainment Icons: Woody Allen, Kim Kardashian, Bruce Springsteen, and the late Kurt Cobain.
Attorney General Bondi emphasized that being on the list does not imply criminal wrongdoing. The names appear in "a wide variety of contexts," from direct email correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell to mere mentions in press clippings or travel logs.
Scope of the Release
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has now published approximately 3.5 million pages of records, along with 2,000 videos and 180,000 images. The materials cover:
Internal DOJ Memos: Emails and meeting notes regarding the decision to offer Epstein a non-prosecution agreement in 2008.
Investigation into Epstein’s Death: Incident reports, witness interviews, and autopsy findings from the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
The "Burn Book": Personal records and contact logs kept by Epstein and Maxwell.
Bondi stated that "no records were withheld or redacted on the basis of embarrassment, reputational harm, or political sensitivity."
Bipartisan Scrutiny and Controversy
Despite the massive document dump, the release has faced fierce criticism from both sides of the aisle. During a heated five-hour hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) accused the DOJ of a "massive failure" for accidentally failing to redact the names of victims in certain files while protecting the names of alleged co-conspirators like Leslie Wexner.
Meanwhile, Democrats, led by Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), accused Bondi of "surveillance" after a photograph of her hearing notes revealed a list of Jayapal’s specific search history within the Epstein database. Bondi dismissed the criticisms as "theatrics," maintaining that the DOJ has done its best to meet the tight statutory deadlines while protecting victim identities.
Moving Forward
With the final phase of the Epstein Files Transparency Act completed, the DOJ has indicated that this production represents the last significant disclosure. However, the political fallout is just beginning, as congressional committees continue to "turn over every rock" to determine if federal agencies intentionally shielded powerful individuals for nearly two decades.
'Guilty Of Fraud' - Hammer Dropped On Former First Lady Jill Biden During Live Fox News Segment
McEnany Accuses Jill Biden Of Misleading Americans About Debate Performance
Posted July 15, 2026
Former White House press secretary and Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany accused former first lady Jill Biden of misleading the American public about President Joe Biden’s condition following his widely criticized debate performance during the 2024 campaign.
McEnany made the remarks Thursday during an appearance on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” where she reacted to comments Jill Biden reportedly made in her upcoming book regarding the president’s performance during the debate that ultimately intensified questions about his age and fitness for office.
The discussion began when co-host Dana Perino referenced remarks Jill Biden made immediately following the debate.
At a campaign event after the debate, Jill Biden praised her husband’s performance.
“Joe, you did such a great job. You answered every question,” she said at the time.
Perino contrasted those comments with more recent claims attributed to Jill Biden and raised questions about the apparent inconsistency.
“So now we know that this is what she’s saying in her book,” Perino said. “And the question I would love to ask her is where are you lying then or now?”
McEnany responded by arguing that Jill Biden’s reaction following the debate was inconsistent with her more recent descriptions of the event.
“It’s a great question,” McEnany said.
“That is not the reaction of someone who believes they just watched their husband have a stroke. It is an absolute lie.”
McEnany then accused the former first lady of concealing concerns about the president’s condition from voters.
“It was fraud,” she said.
“What she did fraud on the American public and she’s continuing it by saying she had never seen him like that before or after.”
The debate between Biden and President Donald Trump became a turning point in the 2024 election cycle, with many Democrats publicly expressing concern about Biden’s performance and his ability to continue his campaign.
Questions about Biden’s age and mental sharpness had circulated for years, but the debate intensified those concerns and fueled calls from some Democrats for him to step aside.
During the Fox News discussion, McEnany referenced comments previously made by veteran journalist Carl Bernstein regarding Biden’s condition behind the scenes.
“Dana, you all remember Carl Bernstein, who said he talked to people who knew Joe Biden, loved Joe Biden, supported Joe Biden, and they were adamant that what we saw was not a one-off,” McEnany said.
According to McEnany, Bernstein reported that individuals close to Biden had observed similar episodes before the debate.
“They said it had happened 15 or 20 times prior, him losing his train of thought,” she said.
McEnany also cited a fundraiser Bernstein reportedly described.
“He described a fundraiser where he froze up and seemed to have some type of rigor mortis,” she said.
“This is not something that was a one-off.”
McEnany argued that concerns about Biden’s condition were widely known among those close to him.
“This was well known,” she said.
She then questioned why Jill Biden continued publicly defending her husband following the debate.
“So why did she keep up with the fraud on the American people?” McEnany asked.
The former first lady has repeatedly defended her husband and rejected claims that she or members of his inner circle concealed concerns about his health, Breitbart News reported.
The debate over Biden’s condition became one of the defining political stories of the 2024 election cycle and continued after he ultimately left the race.
McEnany’s comments reflect ongoing scrutiny surrounding what Biden’s family, advisers and top Democratic officials knew about his condition and when they knew it.
Neither Jill Biden nor representatives for the former president immediately responded to McEnany’s latest remarks.
As new books and accounts from those involved continue to emerge, questions surrounding Biden’s final campaign and the decisions made by those closest to him remain a major topic of political debate.
