The Department of Justice stated there is no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein maintained a client list or blackmailed individuals, also asserting he committed suicide. This declaration surprised pro-Trump influencers who had long discussed the purported client list within the MAGA movement. Despite Epstein's death in 2019, the subject remained relevant in right-wing discourse. Various right-wing personalities had made public assertions about an Epstein client list, indicating its significance within that community, and called for its release, arguing it would impact political narratives significantly.
President Trump's Department of Justice declared no evidence of Jeffrey Epstein maintaining a client list or blackmailing prominent individuals, stating he committed suicide.
Pro-Trump influencers expressed disbelief over the DOJ memorandum, contradicting years of claims of an Epstein client list that had been central to MAGA narratives.
Pam Bondi, a former attorney general, mentioned an Epstein client list, but later clarified her reference was to a case file, not a list.
Right-wing figures continued to call for the release of Epstein's alleged client list, claiming it would have profound implications for the political landscape.
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