Archive · 24 Jul 2025
House Speaker Johnson Says Epstein Case 'Not a Hoax'
The Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, says the Jeffrey Epstein case is serious and not fake.
He wants everyone involved to face justice and is pushing for all the facts to come out.
Some Republicans, however, want to move on.
This comes as there's ongoing debate about releasing more information about Epstein, who died in jail.
The Speaker also decided to end the summer recess early to avoid debates on the case.
Meanwhile, former President Trump has called the case a 'hoax,' which has caused disagreements among Republicans.
House Speaker Mike Johnson stated the Jeffrey Epstein scandal is 'not a hoax'.
Johnson aims for full transparency and justice for those involved in the Epstein case.
A Republican-controlled subcommittee approved a subpoena for all Justice Department files on Epstein.
The Speaker plans to send lawmakers home early to avoid a fight over Epstein files.
Trump referred to the Epstein case as a 'hoax' and has faced criticism.
- Who
- Mike Johnson, Donald Trump, and members of the House Oversight Committee.
- What
- House Speaker Mike Johnson addressed the Jeffrey Epstein case.
- When
- An interview was released on Thursday, and actions occurred earlier in the week.
- Where
- Washington, D.C.
- Why
- To address and seek justice related to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
View: Johnson/Democrats
View: Trump/Republicans
Transparency vs. Avoiding Further Investigation
View: Johnson/Democrats
Transparency is crucial
View: Trump/Republicans
Moving on without further inquiry
- Main Topic
- Jeffrey Epstein Scandal
- Speaker's Stance
- Not a Hoax; Calls for Transparency
- Subpoena
- Approved for Justice Department Files
- Trump's Stance
- Called it a 'Hoax'