Dems Release Epstein Emails — Accidentally Expose What Barack Obama Was Doing

A bombshell cache of emails has ripped open the illusion of distance between America’s political elite and Jeffrey Epstein. Friendships weren’t distant. They were intimate, chatty, even flippant. A former Obama White House counsel. A former president. A pedophile with a private jet and an open door to power. What they said, what they planned, and who looked the other way will leave.

The newly released 20,000 pages of documents show Epstein not as an isolated monster, but as a man woven into the fabric of elite Democratic circles. His exchanges with Kathryn Ruemmler reveal a relationship that went far beyond sterile legal work, drifting into personal confidences and political gossip as the 2016 election approached. Her later rise to Goldman Sachs only underscores how seamlessly figures in Epstein’s orbit returned to the highest levels of influence.

Bill Clinton’s long, tangled history with Epstein appears even more troubling against this backdrop. Donations, White House visits, flights on the “Lolita Express,” and talk of exclusive “men of the world” gatherings paint a portrait of a political class comfortable around a predator until he became a liability. The emails don’t answer every question, but they shatter the myth that these were distant, accidental associations. They show a world that knew enough — and stayed close anyway.