Former Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene told CNN's Kaitlan Collins Wednesday night that President Trump and many of his allies should be considered "traitors to the American people" for fighting against the release of the Epstein Files. Greene appeared on CNN to speak with Collins about new reports that the controversies around the Epstein Files left the Trump administration "paralyzed." Collins asked Greene what she thought of the reports that meetings were held within the White House's Situation Room on how to handle the scandal. They're traitors, the ones that refuse to release the Epstein Files, want to cover up for pedophiles and rapists and all sorts of disgusting things in these Files. Those are the traitors to the American people, and they should be ashamed of themselves." When asked by Collins if she thought that included the president, Greene responded, "I'm saying exactly that."
According to Reuters' own analysis, The Trump family has been able to "generate at least $2.3 billion in profit from investors since Trump retook the presidency," while losses for the approximately one million people who put their money in Trump-related crypto investments "totaled $2.3 billion at the end of April." According to the report, the Trumps profited most of all from sales of $WLFI, the World Liberty Financial governance token, created by World Liberty Financial, a Trump family crypto venture. The Trumps reportedly took a 75% cut of Token sales, and has a 60% stake in the company.
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An FBI document from the U.S. Department of Justice Jeffrey Epstein files contains extraordinary allegations involving President Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and a Trump-owned golf course " claims that appear to have originated from a single tipster who contacted federal authorities in 2021. The FBI intake report does not identify the golf course referenced by the caller. However, the allegation appears in files connected to Epstein, whose sprawling Palm Beach mansion served as the center of many of the activities that ultimately led to his conviction and the federal sex-trafficking investigation that followed.
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