“We will ... make the Epstein files public, very transparent.”
Trump committed to releasing the Epstein files and providing transparency about connections, investigations, and withheld documents. That promise was part of a larger “drain the swamp / expose corruption” narrative. However, many related files remain sealed, delayed, or withheld. No comprehensive release has occurred; critics call it a broken promise or obfuscation tactic rather than delivery.
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22.6% · Low confidence
it will immediately be hit with a 100% Tariff
31% · Low confidence
“It will eventually repeal itself.”
13.3% · Low confidence
“If we think there’s going to be a problem, we will move the event to someplace where it’s going to be appreciated and safe.”
42.9% · Medium confidence
"If needed, I will send in the troops — we have the authority, nobody’s even questioning it"
21.4% · Low confidence
“We can bring prices down dramatically.”
22.2% · Low confidence
“We’re changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America — what a beautiful name.”
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70.1% community trust · 268 votes
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80.1% community trust · 271 votes
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39.8% community trust · 201 votes
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15.5% community trust · 110 votes