The release included ten photos and four videos from Epstein’s Little St. James hideaway — long known as the site of his alleged trafficking operation. The files were heavily curated, with names blurred out and sections redacted, raising new questions about why Democrats refuse to release the full records if their goal is genuine accountability. Trump supporters argue that this selective drip-feed is nothing more than election-season manipulation.

While Congress holds back the complete trove of Epstein documents, Democrats appear eager to weaponize the portions they do release, hoping to tarnish Trump ahead of the 2026 midterms. Rather than investigating the network of political, corporate, and global figures who associated with Epstein for years, they keep zeroing in on Trump — despite the fact that Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago long before the billionaire’s first arrest.

The newly released footage shows abandoned rooms on the island, including a dusty dental clinic filled with strange face masks and a cluttered steam room packed with linens and supplies. But none of the material reveals anything new about Trump, reinforcing the belief among many conservatives that Democrats are leaking content simply to create headlines without substance.

Epstein’s case never reached trial, thanks to his highly suspicious death in federal custody — a death that occurred under the watch of a system run by many of the same bureaucrats Democrats now defend. The lack of transparency surrounding his demise continues to fuel speculation that powerful interests wanted him gone before he could expose their involvement.

Meanwhile, his long-time associate and convicted accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, remains the only figure serving time for the operation. Trump’s Justice Department handled her prosecution aggressively, a fact that undermines the Democratic narrative that Trump was somehow aligned with Epstein’s crimes.

Rep. Robert Garcia, the Democrat now leading the Oversight Committee after the passing of Rep. Gerry Connolly, has tried to turn the issue into a political circus. Since August, Garcia has aggressively pushed selective document releases and promoted emails he claims connect Trump to Epstein — though none of the evidence has shown anything close to wrongdoing.

Conservatives argue that Democrats are deliberately avoiding any release that would expose prominent global figures, including those in their own party, who maintained close ties with Epstein for years. Instead of demanding transparency across the board, Democrats are laser-focused on producing optics that damage Trump and distract from their own failures.

Despite the theatrics, Democrats have yet to produce a single document showing Trump participated in or enabled Epstein’s crimes. In fact, Trump was one of the few high-profile figures who distanced himself from Epstein early on, something the media rarely acknowledges.

As long as Democrats continue this selective release strategy, the drip of Epstein files is unlikely to bring Americans any closer to the truth. But it will keep providing political ammo for a party determined to use Epstein’s name as a weapon against Trump — even when the evidence doesn’t justify it.