Donald Trump’s Rage Over “The Girls” Accusation Turns Into A Finger-Pointing Frenzy Of New Investigations

This week, President Donald Trump's visible panic surfaced as he sought to redirect attention from a newly unsealed series of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein's estate, attempting to place the blame on his political adversaries. Though Trump appeared in 1,670 of the 2,324 email discussions reported by The Wall Street Journal, he urged the Justice Department to investigate Epstein's connections to Democrats, asserting he had no involvement in the scandal.During a tense moment aboard Air Force One, Trump faced reporters questioning his knowledge about Epstein’s remarks concerning "the girls." He denied awareness, characterizing his rapport with Epstein as adversarial for many years, but soon erupted, chastising a journalist to remain silent when pressed further.His explosive response ignited considerable backlash online, with many commentators perceiving it as an indication of his declining control. Amid these accusations, Republicans prepared to vote on the release of the full trove of Epstein-related documents, intensifying scrutiny on Trump.