Pressure Mounts Around The Classified Files Issue After Karoline Leavitt Gives A Sharp Reply And Admits How Worried Trump Associates Have Become

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt faced intense questioning on Wednesday from reporters concerning why top officials of President Donald Trump confronted a Republican ally about the Epstein files. As she attempted to navigate the inquiry, her responses spiraled into confusion, notably due to a slip that ignited buzz among attendees.The interaction with Rep. Lauren Boebert allegedly occurred in one of the most secure areas of the White House, typically designated for critical national security discussions rather than lobbying efforts. Boebert, among four Republicans who signed a petition for the file’s release, reportedly rebuffed efforts from Trump representatives, including Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel.When questioned about the meetings with Boebert, Leavitt expressed frustration and deflected the inquiry, asserting that engagement with Congress exemplifies transparency. Critics highlighted the irony of her comments and questioned the appropriateness of the Situation Room's use for this purpose. With the signing by Arizona Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva now necessitating a vote, the future of the Epstein files remains uncertain.