‘Huge Can of Worms’: Mike Johnson Just Tied Trump Even Closer to Epstein, GOP Strategist Warns

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1. Brilliant move by Johnson. He was an informant, right, sure. FBI isn’t seeking evidence, they are COVERING IT UP.

   So release the grand jury testimony that Trump gave to get the indictment. (Can’t do that)

   **Every informant has to confess to their own crimes—all crimes ever committed. Release Trump’s TAPED confession!** (can’t do that)

   Why did Trump call it a “hoax?”If it was a hoax, why did you need an informant?

   If Trump was an informant, why did Acosta give TRUMP a non prosecution agreement? (An informant already has a deal.)

   Why did Trump just move Maxwell to a country club for exonerating Trump?

   Why did they cover up Epstein’s death in prison?

   Why not release the files that show Trump to be a cowardly snitch? (Cant do that.)

   Clumsiest coverup in history, hands down.

2. Yeah so, up to this point, it was a “democrat hoax” or it was “nothing to see” or “Epstein who?” But now its “Yeah Trump was there, but he was totally the good guy?”

   I know MAGA are simple folk that have a tough time counting their own digits, but does the GOP really think that lowly of them that this would be the spin that everyone believes?

   Like holy fucking shit, this is THE scandal of the century. At this point, we should never let off this and shut this fucking country down until we get to the bottom of this.

3. This talking was created by the Trumpian Braintrust setting communication strategy. Of course, when you get a bunch of stupid pedophile protecting morons in a room, really stupid ideas sound absolutely genius. Clearly no lawyers are involved!

   Well done! Keep up the great work. We’ll have the Donvict in shackles where he belongs before Christmas.

4. Q types would find this plausible because they believe Trump is a white hat..

5. ha! and i bet by the time this is all over with (if, and that’s a big if) johnson will spin that he did this deliberately to make sure trump was held to account and that he couldn’t out and out turn on trump because he feared for his life. betcha.

6. Well, the White House just openly threatened Republican lawmakers who back efforts to release the files.

   Files about a blackmailing paedophile blackmailing paedophiles – calling it a “hostile act” against the president.

   Because that information would be damaging to him.

   And this is the Highest Representative of the People of the United States of America.

7. I hope, and yes, pray, and I’m agnostic, that for at least some of Shitlers base that 1+1 will finally equal 2.

8. > Johnson, speaking in what was meant to be a defensive posture, claimed that Trump had served as some sort of FBI “informant” against Epstein, the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender whose web of connections spans global elites. That line—far from helping—immediately blew up in his face.

   > **“Speaker should have stayed out of session a little longer,” said one conservative strategist**, who bluntly summed up what many inside the GOP are now whispering behind closed doors. “He just opened up a huge can of worms.”

   > The reaction wasn’t just coming from Democrats or media pundits. Republican strategist Susan del Percio, who once worked inside Rudy Giuliani’s orbit, didn’t hold back.

   > “That is big news,” del Percio said, dripping with sarcasm. She wasn’t buying the “Trump as informant” angle and made clear that Johnson’s remarks had only intensified scrutiny rather than deflected it.

   > More importantly, **del Percio pointed to a crucial shift happening under the radar: Epstein’s survivors are now finding their voice together. Their unity is shifting the public narrative—and fast.**

   > “These survivors, they’re not just names on documents anymore,” del Percio said. “They’re all connected in the same room now. That changes things.”

   > Trump, who has long tried to keep the Epstein scandal at arm’s length—despite photo evidence and years of rumors about his association with the predator—is now being forced into the center of the conversation.

   > **“This is getting much much worse for Trump,” del Percio added. “And it’s not going away any time soon.”**

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   You just put Trump at the scene as a material witness. Way to go, Mike! Trump is the *informant* that got Epstein and presumably Maxwell convicted. That’s proof of Trump’s knowledge and involvement.

   Now there are WITNESSES who are speaking out. It’s hard to kill all of them. And the hilarious new wrinkle is that Trump is one of them! Thanks to Mike, **Trump is a witness to multiple felonies, who had enough exposure that he accepted a deal!** Fascinating.

   Whose side are you on, Mike Johnson?

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