Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche just dropped a bombshell about the Epstein files that’s sure to stir up the chattering class.

Breitbart reported that on NBC’s “Meet the Press” this past Sunday, Blanche made it crystal clear that every scrap of material mentioning President Donald Trump in connection with Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious files will see the light of day.

Now, before the progressive crowd starts weaving conspiracy theories, let’s unpack what Blanche actually said during his appearance on the show.

Kristen Welker, the host, pressed hard, asking if every single reference and photograph of Trump would be made public. Blanche didn’t flinch, affirming repeatedly that nothing related to Trump would be hidden from view.

“We are not redacting information around President Trump,” Blanche declared, shutting down any notion of a cover-up with the kind of clarity that’s rare in Washington (NBC’s “Meet the Press”).

No Exceptions Except for Victims

Let’s be fair—Blanche wasn’t just throwing open the vault for shock value; he made a critical distinction that deserves applause.

He noted that while Trump’s mentions and images will be released, any details identifying victims or survivors will remain protected, showing a rare bit of decency in a world obsessed with sensationalism.

It’s a balanced approach, respecting the pain of those harmed by Epstein while refusing to bow to the woke urge to censor everything for fear of offense.

Blanche also reminded viewers that Trump himself has been vocal about having no skeletons in this particular closet.

“Yes, yes, I’ve said it three, four times now, we’ve said it before, and President Trump has said it repeatedly since before he was elected... ‘I have nothing to hide,’” Blanche reiterated, echoing Trump’s consistent message (NBC’s “Meet the Press”).

That’s a refreshing stance in an era where politicians often hide behind legalese and PR spin, though skeptics on the left will likely still cry foul without evidence.

Clarifying Trump’s Role—or Lack Thereof

Before the rumor mill spins out of control, Blanche was quick to set the record straight on what Trump’s presence in these files means.

He emphasized that Trump being mentioned doesn’t imply any wrongdoing, stating firmly that it’s unrelated to Epstein’s despicable acts.

In a town where guilt-by-association is the favorite sport of certain media outlets, this clarification is a necessary shield against baseless attacks, though don’t expect the usual suspects to listen.