Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Report: Trump Informed of Epstein Files; White House Denies
Imagine there's a list of names connected to a bad situation.
A report says the President knew his name was on that list back in May.
The report says his advisor told him.
The White House says it's not true.
They call the news fake.
The President's advisor and the head of the FBI are now asked to explain what they know to some people in Congress.
Report says Trump was informed in May his name was in Epstein files.
Pam Bondi allegedly informed Trump during a White House meeting.
White House denies the report, calling it 'fake news'.
Bondi and deputy reportedly told Trump of other high-profile figures in the files.
Democrats call for Bondi to testify before Congress.
- Who
- US President Donald Trump, Pam Bondi
- What
- Report on Trump being informed of his name in Epstein files.
- When
- May, according to the report.
- Where
- White House
- Why
- The report came after the US president told a journalist that Bondi did not inform him of his name in the files.
Democrats
White House
Transparency
Democrats
Demand Bondi testify before Congress.
White House
The White House and Republicans deny.
- Report Source
- The Wall Street Journal
- White House Response
- Denied the report; called it 'fake news'
- Key Figures
- Donald Trump, Pam Bondi
- Congressional Action
- Democrats calling for Bondi to testify