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President reverses ahead of Epstein vote

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The discussion centers on President Trump's potential actions regarding the release of Epstein files. Participants outline various scenarios, including the possibility of the House passing a vote that ultimately fails in the Senate, or Trump signing a bill that results in heavily redacted documents due to ongoing investigations. There is a consensus that Trump will not allow the full release of files that could jeopardize his power, with comments suggesting he may manipulate the situation to maintain his narrative of innocence.

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Greg Bernhardt

Greg Bernhardt

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I can think of several obvious reasons

1. The house has the vote, but it will die in the senate and Trump will say "he tried"
2. The house has the vote, it will pass senate, he'll sign, but everything will be redacted as it's again an on going investigation
3. The house... senate... he signs... be he had evidence destroyed already and he'll claim hoax
4. The house... senate... he signs... there is more on Trump, but no escalation, so he thinks he can survive and claim hoax
5. The house... senate... he signs... and there actually isn't anything damaging left, he's been playing 4d chess and plays the vindication role.

I think in no circumstance will Trump ever allow the release of the actual entirely of files if it harms his power. Evil never surrenders.
 

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