Summary
Many Republicans are unhappy with President Trump's efforts in handling documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Polls show only a small number of people approve of his handling of the situation. A petition by some members of Congress seeks to release the Epstein files without victims’ names.
Key Facts
- President Trump faces criticism from Republicans and Democrats over handling Epstein investigation files.
- Jeffrey Epstein died in jail in 2019 while facing sex trafficking charges.
- Polls show low approval for Trump's handling of Epstein-related documents: only 20% of adults approve.
- Only 45% of Republicans approve of Trump's approach to the Epstein case in one poll.
- A petition to force a vote on releasing Epstein's files has enough support in Congress.
- Polls indicate most people think the documents should be released with victims' names removed.
- President Trump claims he banned Epstein from his Florida club due to Epstein's behavior.
