Trump's Vegas Visitors Query Staff Regarding Epstein Documents
The ongoing saga surrounding the Epstein Files has become a topic of constant inquiry for guests at the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, as reported by Las Vegas Locally. The hotel, owned by President Donald Trump, is located on Fashion Show Drive along the Las Vegas Strip.
Guests have been questioning frontline staff about the Epstein Files, sparking frustration for an insider source at the hotel who finds the constant questioning very annoying.
The White House has been resisting calls from Congress and Republican supporters to release the Epstein Files, with President Trump stating that if the Department of Justice and the FBI deemed it proper, releasing credible evidence should proceed. However, there has been significant political resistance, including strategic moves to avoid votes on forcing fuller disclosure.
The resistance to release the files is primarily due to the Justice Department, under Trump's administration and influenced by his attorney general Pamela Bondi, providing shifting legal justifications to withhold these documents. Concerns about protecting victims' privacy, due to the potential presence of child pornography and traumatizing material, as well as protecting ongoing government cases, such as the prosecution of Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's collaborator, have been cited as reasons.
The Justice Department has altered its arguments over the years, reflecting contradictions in their rationale to block public access to over 11,000 pages of FBI records related to Epstein's 2006 investigation.
Some individuals have gone to unusual lengths to obtain information about the Epstein Files, with documents disclosed to conservative influencers in February including Trump's name. However, it has been reported that the President's name appears in documents related to the Epstein investigation beyond those disclosed to conservative influencers in February.
An unnamed White House official confirmed that Trump's name appears in the files, but did not comment on Trump's resistance to release them. The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump was informed in May that his name appeared in other justice department documents related to Epstein, a claim that Trump has denied.
It is likely that guests and observers are curious about any revelations that could implicate or clarify Trump's involvement or knowledge, prompting inquiries at Trump-affiliated properties. The controversy over Epstein's connections to prominent figures, including Donald Trump himself, has kept the public interest alive and fuelled the curiosity.
Despite the ongoing inquiries, it is important to note that the insider source at the hotel has no involvement with the Epstein Files issue. Frustration is growing due to the White House's resistance to release the Epstein Files, with some questioning the transparency of the administration. However, the President's stance remains that the files should only be released if deemed proper by the Department of Justice and the FBI.
- The Epstein Files controversy, with mentions of President Trump, has extended beyond general news and politics to casino-and-gambling entertainment hubs, like the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, stirring constant inquiry among guests.
- The entertainment capital of Las Vegas, with its glitz and glamour, now finds its venues, such as Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, intertwined with pop-culture discussions and crime-and-justice issues, asguests seek answers about the Epstein Files.
- The Epstein Files saga has become a hot topic amid celebrities and the public, with policy-and-legislation debates surrounding its release, as the White House grapples with resistance from Congress and strategic moves to avoid fuller disclosure.
- As the Epstein Files issue continues to dominate headlines, questions about transparency in the administration and the government's handling of sensitive documents related to high-profile cases, like that of Ghislaine Maxwell, reverberate in general-news and crime-and-justice discussions nationwide.
