El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, ordenó el jueves por la noche a la fiscal general Pam Bondi que ayude a facilitar la publicación de las transcripciones del gran jurado relacionadas con Jeffrey Epstein, ya que la administración se enfrenta a presiones para compartir más materiales sobre el caso.

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President Donald Trump has instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to begin the process of releasing grand jury transcripts from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. This directive follows recent media reports about alleged correspondence between Trump and Epstein, which the president has denied, and comes amid growing calls for transparency regarding the case.

While the attorney general has agreed to proceed with the release, legal experts note that making grand jury materials public can be a lengthy process and may not provide substantial new information about the evidence collected. The Justice Department had previously indicated there were no materials suitable for release, marking a shift in the administration's approach.

Trump ordena publicar las transcripciones del gran jurado relacionadas con Epstein

Al frenesí por la decisión del Departamento de Justicia de no hacer públicos los archivos de Jeffrey Epstein El presidente Trump ha ordenado a la AG para liberar testimonio del gran jurado CBS News corresponsal de justicia Scott McFarlane está viendo esto y se une a nosotros desde nuestra Oficina de DC. Buenos días Scott El presidente Trump también se enfrenta ahora a una nueva tormenta en relación con Jeffrey Epstein. Ha salido esta mañana. Cuéntanos sobre eso El Wall Street Journal está informando que hubo una tarjeta o una carta enviada por Trump a Epstein para el 50 cumpleaños de Epstein, que tenía con el Wall Street Journal caracterizado como cuerpo Lenguaje y referencias a la misma y un dibujo de algún tipo que podría haber sido la indicación de una mujer desnuda El presidente ha negado inequívocamente este informe diciendo que es una noticia falsa y que él no escribe de la manera que este informe alega Él escribió esa tarjeta Pero ha impulsado este informe ha impulsado al presidente a pedir ahora a su fiscal general que publique algunas transcripciones del gran jurado del caso Epstein Investigación y momentos después de que el presidente publicó que quería que ella hiciera que el Fiscal General Pam Bondi publicó que ella de hecho haría que hoy Temper expectativas aquí Errol la solicitud de liberación de las transcripciones del gran jurado es un proceso Podría tomar muchos meses, si no años para llegar a buen término Además, los críticos argumentan que las transcripciones del gran jurado van a revelar muy poco de las pruebas que se recopilaron en el caso Epstein. Pero el cambio aquí es notable Errol Fue a principios de esta semana debería decir a principios de este mes El Departamento de Justicia emitió un memorándum diciendo que no había materiales dignos de publicación Ahora dicen lo contrario y por eso Scott ¿Qué opinas de este aparente esfuerzo del presidente para hacer algo para liberar algún tipo de información? ¿Es probable que se calme? Usted sabe que los partidarios de la derecha del presidente que va tan lejos como para pedir un abogado especial para investigar estas cosas ¿Mi realmente esto será suficiente? Es una gran pregunta abierta Vamos a averiguar algo de eso a medida que avanza este día en todo el país Liberar las transcripciones del gran jurado es un movimiento en la dirección que muchos de estos críticos querían ver Pero no está claro lo que va a producir o lo rápido que va a producir estas cosas Así que sigue siendo una cuestión política definitoria para el presidente, una que podríamos tener una buena lectura hoy. Muy bien, Scott McFarland. Muchas gracias, Scott McFarland.

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