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White House spokesperson Caroline Levit emphasized that investigations had concluded that there was no substantial Epstein client list to expose, framing the matter as a case of graphic and sensitive material that was unsuitable for public release. The implication was that authorities had carried out an exhaustive investigation, providing transparency to the American people.
The Public’s Disillusionment
Despite these assurances, many remain skeptical. The long delay, coupled with what some perceive as a lack of substantive evidence, has led the public to question whether the full scope of Epstein’s network will ever be revealed. The “nothing burger” moments—such as being shown seemingly empty binders at the White House—have only fueled frustration and distrust.