MAGA fans lash out as Epstein survivors release ad during the Super Bowl: 'A psyop'

Fans of President Donald Trump's MAGA movement lashed out at survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's heinous crimes on Sunday for releasing an advertisement during the Super Bowl.

Survivors plan to release an advertisement on social media calling out the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files. Last week, the administration released the personal information of more than 40 victims, which one survivor said on Sunday was an attempt to "silence" them.

The ad is being released at a time when Congress is preparing to depose Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, on Monday. Maxwell's attorneys have said she will invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

News of the ad by survivors didn't sit well with some fans of Trump's MAGA movement, who shared their reactions on social media.

"And this is how you know this is political and a psyop," the MAGA commentary group "Mostly Peaceful Latinas" posted on X. "Someone paid big money to have this as play during the Super Bowl tonight. People need to wake up from their conspiracy world and arrive back at reality."

"I’m all for releasing the files. These women could also just name their abusers at any time," MAGA commentator Matt Walsh posted on X. "Instead they’ve embarked on a months-long publicity campaign which curiously didn’t start until the exact moment Biden left office. They profess to know the names of child rapists in the most powerful positions in society yet they won’t tell us. They’ll even take out a Super Bowl ad while claiming to be silenced, even though they’re the ones refusing to give us the information they say they have."

"Who's paying for this?" right-wing commentator Michael Tracey posted on X.