Charlie Kirk says: “I'm done with Epstein” after Trump called him at the weekend

The marching commands have been preserved, and some of the most loyal foot soldiers of Donald Trump in the Maga Media ecosystem are already in line.

After the right turmoil over the Jeffrey Epstein Memo of the Ministry of Justice met a Crescendo this weekend after the President's social contribution asked the Maga base to let go and left the Attorney General Pam Bondi alone, Key Trump said Ally Charlie Kirk on Monday that he “spoke about Epstein”.

Kirk's announcement comes a day after he spoke to the president on the phone to express his support for Bondi. Bondi was brought into the extreme fire by Maga critics, including Kirk, who displaced the Attorney General for the publication of a not signed memo in the conclusion of the General Prosecutor, who came to the conclusion that Epstein had no “client list”, died by suicide while he was waiting for the process and no prominent figures that were blackmailed at his minor sex trade.

“The members of the President's inner circle have also contacted some of Bondi's critics to essentially ask them, and noticed that Trump did not get rid of his Attorney General at that moment,” added CNN. “Sources warned that Trump still supported Bondi, but could always change.”

Trump doubles privately in his support for Bondi, after going to his social media website on Saturday afternoon to complain about his “boys” and “girls” that are still obsessed with the case of Epstein, and added that files that are connected to the defended financier were written “written” and “Krummen Hillary” and are therefore not “shaking”. He added that his supporters should stop firing Bondi via the memo.

“They all go to the Attorney General Pam Bondi, who does a fantastic job!” Trump has deleted the truth socially. “We are in a team, Maga, and I don't like what happens. We have a perfect administration, the conversation of the world and” selfish people “try to hurt her, about a man who never dies, Jeffrey Epstein.”

At the weekend, Kirk – the founder of the Maga Youth Organization Turning Point USA – organized the summit of the group in Florida, where many participants raged over the way the Trump government dealt with the case of Epstein. While a large part of the anger was aimed at Bondi, who once claimed that she had the long -distance “customer list” of the deceased sex offender on her desk for checking to say that it did not exist, the president himself was also suspended with top accusations to hide Epstein's alleged co -snacks.

“In 2016 we familiarized the plan with Trump, but now Trump has become deep. What is deep state than the cover -up for pedophiles?!” A SAS participant called out before moving into Trump's long -past friendship with Epstein.

Together with other Maga lights, Kirk devoted a large part of her time to the conservative confection of criticism of the White House with the situation and warned the president that he alienated many of his fromitiest supporters by dismissing their concerns of an “cover-up” of Epstein.

“Do I think this is the end of Maga? No. I never said that,” said Kirk that Washington Post Over the weekend. “I believe the additional 10 to 15 percent from 10 to 15 percent [less inclined to vote] Bros who act crypto and wake up every day at 2 p.m. … I think they will: “Do you screw it?” Yes. This is a big risk. “

However, when the consequence of his podcast on Monday arrived, Kirk announced that he would consider the president's order to keep the flap over the fiasco.

“A lot was said at our event last weekend at our event,” he said. “To be honest, I spoke about Epstein for the time being. I will trust my friends in the administration. I will trust my friends in the government to do what to do [and] Solve it. Ball is in your hands. “

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The Trump loyalist repeated that he had spoken in detail about the matter at the TPUSA event and claimed that he would focus on other topics, such as the recent announcement by the President about the war in Ukraine.

In the midst of the fights behind the scenes in which the deputy director of the FBI -a former Maga podcaster, together with the FBI director Kash Patel, was acted in Epstein displacements with the FBI director Kash Patel before she followed the administration, the support of Bondi was pressed over the Epstein memo.

“Everyone knows my opinion about the Epstein thing, the messaging fumbling. I would like to see how the Doj testimony is the testimony of the Grand jury. I think that would be a great victory. I would like to see that,” he said.

“And I will trust my friends Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, my friend Pam Bondi. All of these boys. I will – Todd Blanche – I will trust them to solve it. Ball is in their dish,” Kirk Castle. “I think there were many speeches that were aimed at this topic last weekend. So we don't have to spend our valuable time with this program to judge it.”

Blanche, the deputy attorney general, went on social media on Friday to defend the treatment of the memo by the department. “The proposal from everyone that there was a daylight between the FBI and DOJ leadership in the composition and publication of this memos is obviously wrong,” tweeted Blanche.

Although Trump publicly said that Bongino is in “good form”, CNN reports that the ex-Fox news host has “largely excommunated” from the administration and that the president is “angry” because he has his threat to terminate what Bongino's relationship with the white house “basically” inhumane.

In the meantime, Kirk is hardly the only one in the Pro Trump Media Universe who followed the call of the President to ignore the Epstein files from his conservative basis despite the intensive setback.

Fox & friendsTrump's favorite morning show, did not even address the problem during the three -hour Monday broadcast during the MSNBCs Tomorrow Joe mentioned Epstein over 100 times and Bondi another 80 times. In fact, Fox News did not have to be mentioned in the early afternoon hours on Monday.