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4,500 documents in the latest Epstein files mention Trump, including allegations he abused girls as young as 13. His response? Threatening to arrest Obama. The U.S. Department of Justice has dumped more than 3 million pages, 2,000 videos, and 180,000 images of newly released materials tied to Jeffrey Epstein, under pressure from Congress to finally open the long-sealed files.This is the biggest release yet — a legally mandated response to the Epstein Files Transparency Act Trump signed in 2025 — but it’s also chaotic, burst with unanswered questions, and in some cases highly disturbing.Expanded victim interviews and FBI records detailing patterns of trafficking and recruitment of underage girls, some alleging abuse by associates of Epstein including Trump—tied to girls as young as 13. The accounts are truly harrowing, and we will not describe them in detail here. However these allegations are part of victims’ own statements and intelligence reports now in the public repository, not anonymous social media rumors.Communications showing Epstein and associates arranging travel or introductions for powerful people, including emails that raise fresh questions about how close some wealthy figures were to Epstein’s orbit. Survivors and their lawyers are furious: some victims’ names were accidentally left unredacted, exposing women who never publicly came forward — while names of powerful men remain obscured.That’s the raw material the public now has to digest.It’s important to stress that millions of pages remain withheld or redacted — including grand jury materials, investigative memoranda, and core FBI interview statements. Lawmakers are demanding access to those too.But instead of grappling with the substance of these documents, Donald Trump’s reaction once again sidestepped accountability.In the weeks around this release, Trump has repeatedly labeled the files a “hoax,” echoed talking points that the documents were fabricated by political opponents, and now he’s again calling for the arrest of Barack Obama — someone not implicated in these records and unrelated to the material being released.The story is still developing as journalists sort through the massive dump of documents. However, one thing is clear: The public deserves full disclosure, survivors deserve privacy and respect, and those who committed these horrific crimes MUST be brought to justice.