U.S. President Donald Trump has stirred up new debate by asking for the release of confidential grand jury testimony related to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump Wants Epstein Grand Jury Secrets Revealed

This request comes after a recent U.S. Justice Department report stated there is no evidence to support popular conspiracy theories about Epstein’s death and alleged connections to powerful people.

On his Truth Social platform, Trump posted a strong message. He said, “Based on the ridiculous amount of publicity given to Jeffrey Epstein, I have asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to produce any and all pertinent Grand Jury testimony, subject to Court approval. This SCAM, perpetuated by the Democrats, should end, right now!”

Trump’s statement appears to be a direct response to growing frustration among some of his own supporters. Many people grew upset after the Justice Department recently concluded that no evidence supports the long-running rumors about Epstein’s alleged client list or the suspicious circumstances surrounding his 2019 death in prison.

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Over the past few years, people have connected Epstein’s name to several conspiracy theories. These theories claim that he didn’t die by suicide and that he had ties to powerful political and business figures. Many believe authorities are hiding the truth, which has led to repeated calls for transparency.

Pam Bondi and DOJ Prepare to Take Action

Soon after Trump made his post, Attorney General Pam Bondi responded publicly. On X (formerly known as Twitter), Bondi wrote, “President Trump — we are ready to move the court tomorrow to unseal the grand jury transcripts.” This indicates that the Justice Department may officially ask a judge to allow the release of these secret records as soon as Friday.

In the U.S., officials usually keep grand jury records confidential. Grand juries, made up of citizens, review evidence to decide whether someone should face criminal charges. They conduct the process behind closed doors, and they generally do not make the testimony public.

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To release these records, a judge must give permission. Legal experts note that the public rarely gains access to this kind of information, but the court can approve it if it believes the release serves the public interest.

Earlier, Bondi promised to make major details about the Epstein case public. She specifically mentioned “a lot of names” and “a lot of flight logs,” which many believe contain information about people who traveled with Epstein.

Her latest statement signals that the government may now be ready to follow through on that promise, depending on the court’s decision.

Why the Epstein Grand Jury Records Still Matter

Jeffrey Epstein was first arrested in 2006 after facing serious accusations of sexually abusing young girls. He eventually agreed to a plea deal in 2008, which allowed him to serve a short jail sentence with work release. Many people heavily criticized this deal and considered it too lenient.

In 2019, federal authorities arrested Epstein again—this time on sex trafficking charges involving minors. Officials placed him in a New York jail while he awaited trial. But before the case could proceed, jail staff found him dead in his cell. Authorities ruled the death a suicide, but unusual circumstances—like broken cameras and guards asleep on duty—raised many questions.

After his death, attention turned to the people who had been close to Epstein or had traveled with him. Speculation grew that some individuals may have been involved in wrongdoing or were aware of his crimes.

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In recent months, as Trump supporters raised these issues again, the Justice Department’s report tried to put those theories to rest. It said that there was no proof to support claims that Epstein was murdered or that powerful people had covered up their links to him.

Still, many people are not satisfied. Calls to unseal more documents—including grand jury testimony—have grown louder. Trump’s new demand has added fuel to this already heated debate.

With Bondi and the DOJ now prepared to take the matter to court, the nation may soon find out if the secrets held in the Epstein grand jury records will be made public.