Benny Johnson Pushes Trump's Epstein 'Hoax' Narrative Amid Transparency Demands
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Conservative podcaster Benny Johnson is fully endorsing President Donald Trump’s dismissal of Jeffrey Epstein file scrutiny as a Democratic “hoax,” posting multiple X updates that echo Trump’s denials while ignoring calls for full disclosure.

Why it matters: Johnson’s outspoken backing highlights rifts in conservative factions about transparency regarding Epstein, which might affect how Trump’s supporters perceive the situation amid bipartisan calls for the complete release of files.

Driving the news: Johnson posted a series of messages endorsing Trump’s assertions, including a controversial letter from the Wall Street Journal and Trump’s directives to disclose grand jury testimonies, suggesting these as evidence that the issue is being exaggerated.

  • He shared Trump’s post questioning why Democrats didn’t use Epstein “files” during their control, labeling it “NOTHING!!!”
  • Johnson highlighted House Speaker Mike Johnson’s conversation with Trump, where Trump called the WSJ letter “patently absurd.”
  • He touted his earlier predictions of more disclosures, crediting pushback from figures like Charlie Kirk.

Catch up quick: Trump has described the push for Epstein file disclosures as a “Jeffrey Epstein Hoax” initiated by Democrats, in light of Attorney General Pam Bondi opting against further releases. This follows initial Department of Justice pledges of transparency, with Trump now directing the release of grand jury testimonies.

The intrigue: Johnson’s posts frame recent developments—like Trump’s order to unseal testimony—as vindication for early skeptics, while dismissing critics as falling for misinformation.

Between the lines: By amplifying Trump’s hoax claims, Johnson appears to shield the president from scrutiny, even as congressional leaders from both parties press for complete evidence to ensure no coverups persist.

What they’re saying:

  • “This aged like a fine wine… Who’s laughing now?” Benny Johnson said on X, celebrating perceived progress on Epstein disclosures.

The bottom line: While Johnson rallies Trump’s base with hoax rhetoric, the Epstein saga demands genuine transparency to address legitimate concerns, not deflection that risks eroding public trust further.

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