
It’s no secret that the Trump administration Bungled Handling of the Jeffrey Epstein Files Left many Trump voters boil with anger. Many Trump voters feel that they have been promised management that will explore, exhibit and process the extensive sexual traffic conspiracy, which was the plot of the popular magician -conspiracy theory Qanon. Instead, Trump’s justice announced over the weekend that Epstein had killed himself, and that there is no conspiracy to investigate. While many conservative voters are still raging and denying a phase of this development, others are still despised. More and more, some Magician Voices seem to feel that the Trump Department of Justice is little more than a big joke.
During the weekend, Ridicule rained on Trump’s Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Trump’s FBI leader, Kash Patel, as news spread from the government’s new dismissal of the conspiring theories around Epstein. The comments went from Pithy and sarcastic to skeletal and accusative.
“The lonely theory of sex trader,” said Mike Cernovich, right “self-maker” and high-right media personality that was also Early supporter of Trump. Later, Cernovich has labeled Trump in a poster, writing: “No one believes Epstein’s cover, @Realdonaldtrump. This will be part of your legacy. It’s still time to change it!”
Tim Pool, right podcast, which was recently invited to the White House as part of the new focus of the management of alternative media, Posted: “Pam Bondi only keeps the tens of thousands of children’s videos for themselves.”
The Babylonian Bee, long the version of the Magician audience of the onion, Posted item Monday titled “Epstein List hangs moments before the release.”
Norm Cruise, another account that posts right edge-type content, posted an Epstein image and wrote: “No customers. No blackmail. Just the love of the game.”
Auron MacIntyre, who is a host of the podcast for the conservative publication The Blaze, posted a self of Lizard -people party discussing the “Customer List” of Epstein:

Meanwhile, Retardfinder, a right account that typically posts images of liberal politicians and progressives and doubts them “delays”, posted a photo of Dan Bongino, deputy director of the FBI (who said he believes Epstein died by suicide), followed not long after by a picture of Patel. “Officially delay,” the account wrote.
Accusations of Epstein’s alleged association with Israel (conspiring theories have long suggested that he collect sexual blackmail on US politicians for Israeli intelligence) has also become a subject of contemptuous jokes. The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire, who approved Trump during the electionposted a racist image of Patel in a turban adorned with a Zionist symbol. Next to the image, the account mockely wrote: “Epstein killed himself. No evidence exists to suggest that a single politician/powerful figure was always blackmailed. The flying logs are false. In fact, Epstein was just a rich and moral philanthropist.
Blaire White, a conservative YouTuber who says she voted for Trump, Posted: “We are really on a rock in space by paying taxes to elite pedophiles, this rogue is crazy.”
All this has served as a political fodder for Elon Musk, who is currently engaged in a political battle with the administration he has ever served. Musk has benefited full of current controversy with insinuations that the Trump administration is involved in a cover. It certainly seems to be a great opportunity for him to capitalize a magic -unhappiness and to fung it to his new political party.
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– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 7 July 2025
Apart from ridicule, there is also a lot of anger to go around. Right accounts through the Internet reacted with shock and outrage over the government’s claims on Epstein, and Fox News reporter Peter Doocy even put the secretary of the press secretary Karoline Leavitt feet to the fire during a press conference on Monday. Doocy noted that Bondi previously claimed that Epstein’s “list of clients” sat on his desk for review (Bondi now says there is no such thing as Epstein). Leavitt stammered his way through this encounter, claiming that Bondi was related to “the whole of all the stationery, all the paper in relation to Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes.”
Major votes also intermingled to criticize the silence of the government for the Epstein case. Julie K. Brown, one of the most credible journalists on the Epstein case, Posted on Monday: “As I have written too many times to calculate, there are massive amounts of FBI/Dos – files that have not been released, or those available are so heavily blackened that they are unreadable.
As it stands, it seems that the DOJ is ready to call this case closed, whether Maga wants to move on.