Ex-White House Aide reveals why Trumps “in panic at the moment”

A former insider of the White House said President Donald Trump's lengthy difficulties about the social supporters of the truth to forget everything about the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, says a lot about his state of mind at the moment.

“He has to panic now,” said Sarah Matthews, who served as a press assistant during the first Trump administration, on MSNBC on Sunday.

Trump's message about truth promotion was a sign of this panic when the president was fired back in the past week that the president for followers who are angry with the Ministry of Justice that there was no long-term list of Epstein customers.

Trump complained that Epstein is “a guy who never dies” and asked the supporters to concentrate on what he has achieved instead.

“Let us keep it like this and do not waste time and energy to Jeffrey Epstein, someone who nobody is interested,” wrote Trump.

But Matthews does not believe that this post will help.

“The thing is that he campaigned for it,” she said. “He said that he would publish the list and now ask his supporters to track and enforce them.”

Trump, Vice President JD Vance and many in Trump's orbit made the publication of the list a central topic of conversation. At the beginning of this year, Attorney General Pam Bondi said that the list was on her desk on her desk as part of a “Directive of President Trump”.

But now Bondi says that there is no list -and even many hardcore maga supporters don't believe it.

The former Trump Ally Elon Musk said last month, the reason why Trump will not publish the Epstein files is that Trump himself is in them.

Matthews said Trump would probably turn his favorite tactic: distraction.

“If I had to make a prediction, I think he will try to change the news cycle this week by either saying something very controversial or doing something controversial,” she said. “Because he doesn't want us to talk about Jeffrey Epstein.”

See the complete MSNBC discussion below: