Tech billionaire Elon Musk once again slammed President Trump on the Jeffrey Epstein case, confirming that his new political party, which he hasDubbedThe “USA party,” will prioritize it to highlight files.
Musk first Questioned How people can expect confidence in the President if he does not issue files about the guilty sexual criminal and financier.
“If people do not release Epstein files, then how can people be expected to believe in Trump?” He asked in a post on X, which is a social platform.
A user commented on the post, asking if to highlight the files would be a high-ranking priority for the “American party”.
Kasturi replied in confirmation With a “100” emoji.
While Musk has not provided a formal outline of its policy forum for the new party, it indicates that In some future tricks Since the announcement of its launch in social media posts.
It is the latest in a quarrel between Trump and Musk, who has continued to troll the President in the Epstein case. Tesla’s CEO has alleged that Trump Epstein is related to,
“Time to actually leave the big bomb,” Musk wrote on X last month. ,[Trump] Epstein is in files. This is the real reason that they have not been made public. ,
“Mark this post for the future. The truth will be revealed,” he said in another post minutes.
On Monday, after releasing a memorandum from the Department of Justice and FBINo evidence foundEpstein had a “client list” and no additional fee expected, Musk posted an image, which was shown with a counter set for “official Jeffrey Epstein Podophile Arrest Counter”, “0000”.
“What is the time? Oh look, it is not a single-to-collect-o’clock again …” MuskXe,
He initially knocked the Trump administration to promise to allegedly promise to release the “Epstein List”, “allegedly before saying,” there is no Epstein list. ,
Trump has closed his relationship allegations with Epstein, asking why people are still talking “It creep” During a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
“Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This man has been talked about for years,” he said.
The hill has reached the White House for comment.
