Earlier today, Epstein survivor Chauntae Davies spoke to reporters on Capitol Hill, claiming that Jeffrey Epstein “bragged” about being friends with President Trump.

Trump’s ties to Epstein have long been public knowledge. According to Trump, the two had a falling out around 2004, when Epstein was banned from Mar-a-Lago for “being a creep.”

“Not a fan of his, that I can tell you. I was not a fan of his,” Trump previously told reporters when asked about his connection to the late financier.

Renewed Scrutiny Over Epstein Files

Trump’s past relationship with Epstein is back under scrutiny after the administration reversed its decision to release evidence tied to Epstein’s network.

The reversal has fueled speculation that Trump’s involvement may have been deeper than previously thought, with some critics accusing the administration of orchestrating a cover-up. Trump, however, has repeatedly dismissed the controversy, calling the Epstein files a “Democrat hoax.”

Survivors Push Congress to Release the Names

Epstein’s survivors are now pressuring Congress to release all files and name the “powerful” people connected to Epstein’s operation.

According to sources close to the survivors, they are even considering compiling their own list of names and releasing it publicly — despite what they describe as the DOJ’s efforts to bury the story.