So earlier today, Trump decided to go full Trump about the Epstein Files:
A few hours later, he repeated this sentiment.
Meanwhile, a new CNN poll on Tuesday showed only 3% of Americans are satisfied with the Trump Admin's handling of the Epstein Files.
Almost no one is content with the amount the government has shared: Just 3% of Americans say they are satisfied with it. A sizable chunk of the public either says it doesn't matter to them either way (29%) or that they haven't heard enough about the case to say (17%).
Trump's most ardent supporters online have been in revolt since the Justice Department memo's release, even as the president has implored them to move on from Epstein and publicly backed Attorney General Pam Bondi.
It'd be one thing if 60% of the nation wasn't satisfied and they were all Dems and independents. It's another thing entirely when it is the president's own base that seems to be the most passionately dissatisfied with his response.
Calling them "weaklings" as a reply to their dissatisfaction probably didn't help!
Overall, 56% of Democrats and 52% of independents say they are dissatisfied. Among Republicans, 40% are dissatisfied. Nearly as many Republicans say it doesn't matter to them either way (38%), a larger group than the roughly one-quarter who felt that way among Democrats (27%) or independents (26%).
Trump voters are - or at least were until Trump made this latest round of comments - more likely to shrug the Epstein Files off as a matter they can't control, or see as insignificant in the scheme of more important policy matters, like reversing mass migration, ending wokeness, and rebuilding the economy.
But only 4% of them are actually satisfied with what the administration has provided to try and close the book on Epstein.
As for those who are actually satisfied with the non-answers and edited video that have been provided so far, I'll just go ahead and say what we're all thinking.
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