Has President Trump now finally jumped the shark. In a recent truth social post, which he followed up with with a Q and A from the Oval Office, he now says he is sick and tired of all the criticism he's getting from many, in fact, millions of his fellow MAGA voters and supporters, who now say they love the job that he's doing, but they want him to release
the Epstein files. According to President Trump, these people, in his words, are quote unquote stupid, they're weaklings, they're political traders, and he no longer wants their support. He says they are falling for a trap laid by the Democrats, that the Epstein files is a hoax, exactly the same as the Steele Dosier, as the Russia collusion hoax, the so called Laptop from Hell, and all the their scandals and hoaxes that the Democrats tried to pin and frame on Trump.
My friends, whatever you think about the Epstein files, or Trump and Pambondi's decision to not release them, to now turn on your own voters to lash out at them, whether he's serious or just an out of sheer exasperation and frustration, Trump is now separating himself and attacking the very people that elected him and that got him into the White House, and stood by him year after year, after the impeachments, after the Russia collusion hoax, after the indictments,
after the fact that they wanted to abjail him and bankrupt his business and raid his home in mar A Lago. Through all of that, those same voters stood by him, shoulder to shoulder. The one thing you don't do in politics is attack your own and that's exactly what he's
done now. And as I sat on the air, and as I sat on X and I want to repeat it, Rush Limbaugh famously said the late Great Rush that the only thing, the only person that can separate Trump from his voters is Trump himself, and he is now beginning to do that. It is, I believe, a big mistake. If he has legitimate reasons why the files should not be released, he should explain it to people simply, clearly, and if possible, even hold a press conference on it,
or have pambond he hold the press conference. But to simply tell his voters Epstein committed suicide and shut up Epstein. There was no client list. Shut up Epstein did not blackmail anybody, shut up. Epstein's not going to be or his the victims are never going to see justice, and is Epstein's co perpetrators are not going to be charged or investigated. Shut up. We're not going to release any more files. Shut up. It's not working, it's not going
to fly. It's insulting to people like me and to many who voted for him, not once, not twice, but three times. What we want is transparency, honesty, accountability, and openness. What we don't want is to be told trust me on blind faith, even though it defies everything common sense tells us. President Trump owes us the truth, and he
owes us an honest, candid, respectful response. But calling those of us who want to see the Epstein files released as being stupid, as being traders, as being weaklings, as being someone he no longer cares to have the support of, is a big mistake, because think about it. If supporters will not go to the midterms, they're we're not going to vote for the Democrats, that's for sure. And don't get me wrong, I'm voting in the midterms and I'm going to vote for Trump and the Republican ticket because
I don't want the Democrats to come back. But if even a tenth of Trump's supporters ten take his advice and no longer support him and stay home, you know what that means. Thirty to forty seats for the Democrats
and impeachment after impeachment, here we come, President Trump. You're better than this, and no matter how many times you tell me not to support you, I will because I think your policies, your record, and what you've achieved in the first six months it's in office is absolutely incredible. But on the Epstein files, you've got a problem and you know it, and all the badgering, bullying and insulting in the world is not going to make it go away.
Mister President, release the files. The truth shall set you free.