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'I don't think it does end': GOP insider says Epstein 'is gonna dog Trump for a long time'

Donald Trump may be dealing with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal for "a long time," according to a Republican insider Saturday.

GOP strategist Brendan Buck appeared on MSNBC over the weekend, where he was asked the question being pondered by political analysts around the country: how long will Trump be bogged down by the Epstein controversy.

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House GOP put on notice to expect a Tuesday Epstein files reckoning

Rep. Greg Landsman (D-OH) is betting the house on the House of Representatives being forced to vote on a measure that would unseal all files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Calls for the release of more files related to Epstein, the disgraced financier alleged to have operated a human trafficking ring and a blackmail operation on powerful figures, have exploded since the Justice Department’s memo last week that shut down further investigation into the matter.

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'Gloves are off': Ex-Fox News host warns Murdoch has one major card to take down Trump

A former Fox News anchor just put President Donald Trump on notice in his new war on her old employer.

Gretchen Carlson, a former "Fox and Friends" host who in 2016 made headlines by filing a high-profile sexual harassment lawsuit against then-Fox News chairman Roger Ailes, joined CNN on Friday evening to discuss the president's newly released lawsuit against her former employer.

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Trump follows through on threat to sue Rupert Murdoch and WSJ

President Donald Trump has officially filed a libel lawsuit against News Corp, Dow Jones, Rupert Murdoch, the Wall Street Journal, and two reporters at the Journal, Reuters reported Friday afternoon.

The news comes after the Journal reported Thursday night that President Donald Trump sent a message to Jeffrey Epstein along with a drawing as part of a book celebrating his 50th birthday.

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Mike Johnson gave in over a 'growing internal rebellion' against Trump: report

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), who has been battling with members of his caucus as he pushes through Donald Trump's budget demands, is now having to fend off members who are "furious" about the Jeffrey Epstein firestorm that is engulfing the White House.

Appearing on MSNBC, NBC's Melanie Zanona was asked by host Anna Cabrera, "Beginning with the Epstein news here, House Speaker Mike Johnson having to answer some tough questions about his conference's wide views yesterday. What's the latest there?"

"Yeah, Johnson has been in a really tough spot here because he's caught between President Donald Trump, who just wants to move on from this controversy, and then some of his own base and some of his own members who are just furious over how the administration has handled this Epstein case," Zanona reported.

"So initially, the speaker was going to try to move in the camp of Donald Trump –– was to just to move on, not to have any action here on Capitol Hill, she continued. "But there was a growing internal rebellion that was threatening to hold up other unrelated pieces of legislation. So, ultimately yesterday, what the leadership decided was that they were going to tee up a vote on a separate resolution that would essentially be a non-binding resolution to call on the release of the Epstein files."

"Again, this is non-binding, it has no legal weight," she cautioned. "But it was a way for Johnson to show members that he was willing to do something to address some of their concerns."

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‘Don’t you dare say that again!’ Kristi Noem snaps at reporter over ICE question

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem snapped at a reporter Friday during a press conference in Nashville, Tennessee for asking a question over alleged racial profiling during immigration raids.

A reporter and attendee of the press conference asked Noem about raids conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement that seemingly target individuals “based on their skin color.”

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'Strange moment': Fox News host's promised Trump-Epstein report 'never came'

Media reporter Brian Stelter recounted "a strange moment on Fox" when the Murdoch-owned entity failed to deliver on its promised coverage of the major Wall Street Journal scoop regarding President Donald Trump.

On Thursday night, the WSJ dropped a bombshell about Trump's participation in a "bawdy" 50th birthday greeting for sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. The letter is "framed by the outline of a naked woman," with Trump's signature made to mimic "pubic hair," WSJ reported.

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'They had nothing!' Trump rages about existence of 'smoking gun' in Epstein case

Donald Trump on Friday morning raged about a "smoking gun" in the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Trump has been battling scandal related to the disgraced financier and convicted pedophile who died in custody during Trump's first term. Earlier in the morning, an ex-prosecutor highlighted a potential contradiction in the handling of the controversial case.

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Pam Bondi said to be 'aiding and abetting Trump' in new bid to 'dodge' scandal

Donald Trump's plan to publicize court documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case is actually a calculated "strategy" to avoid the scandal, and Pam Bondi is "aiding and abetting" him, according to a former federal prosecutor.

Trump recently announced he would direct his attorney general to release all "pertinent" grand jury files related to Epstein's case, but the problem is that option is not within Trump's power, but with the courts. Bondi immediately said she would ask the court for such a release.

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'Disgusting and Filthy Rag': Trump explodes at WSJ and Rupert Murdoch

An enraged President Donald Trump exploded at The Wall Street Journal on Thursday night after the newspaper published a bombshell report detailing a letter he sent to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday.

In the letter, Trump outlined a naked lady in a dark marker and scribbled his name across the woman's waist as if to resemble pubic hair. Trump also included an imaginary conversation between the two men where Trump admits they "have certain things in common."

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'Fake thing!' Trump vows to sue over WSJ's explosive Epstein report

President Donald Trump flatly denied the new bombshell reporting about his friendship with deceased money manager and child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein in the Wall Street Journal — and threatened to sue the paper over it.

“This is not me. This is a fake thing," said Trump, according to the report. "It’s a fake Wall Street Journal story. I never wrote a picture in my life. I don’t draw pictures of women. It’s not my language. It’s not my words.”

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Frantic Trump calls top editor to try to kill 'explosive' WSJ story: report

White House officials called the Wall Street Journal to try to kill a possible coming story about President Donald Trump's ties to deceased wealth manager and child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, Status News reported on Thursday.

"The article, said to be in the works for days, had still not appeared as of Thursday afternoon — raising eyebrows and fueling speculation across Washington and New York," said the report. "According to people familiar with the matter, The Journal is facing pressure from the White House over the story."

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