Jeff Epstein 'client list' among files to be declassified

Donald Trump promised more transparency in America's federal government, and he's not waiting long to give it to us.

We've already learned about THOUSANDS of pages of secret documents related to the assassination of JFK, but now we might have an even bigger bomb on our hands.

TheTimes.com is reporting that "Jeffrey Epstein’s 'client list' is set to be released by a new Trump administration task force charged with the declassification of federal secrets.

Anna Paulina Luna, a member of Congress who was appointed by Donald Trump to lead the task force, announced on February 11 that the federal government would soon be declassifying some important files.

In addition to information about Epstein's client list and the assassination of JFK, Luna says that the files also include information about the September 11 terrorist attacks and UFOs.

Luna, a Representative from Florida, said America's federal government "has been hiding information for decades" and "it is time to give Americans the answers they deserve."

America has heard about Epstein's black book before, and copies of it have been public in court hearings, but it is not clear if the "client list" is the same as Epstein's black book.

The black book from the court hearing named high-profile figures such as Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Bill Gates.

TheTimes.com indicates that the black book suggested any wrongdoing by any of the men, so it's possible that the "client list" may be something different entirely.

It would be hard to argue that people on Epstein's "client list" did nothing wrong.

"I don’t think — I mean, I’m not involved," Donald Trump said in 2024 when asked about Epstein's situation.

Trump defended any connection to Epstein by saying that he "and Epstein, both residents of Palm Beach, Florida, were associates who fell out in the 1990s, years before Epstein’s first arrest for soliciting sex from girls in 2008."

"I never went to his island, fortunately, but a lot of people did," Trump said.