Democrats Wanted Epstein to Destroy Me, Instead, It’s Burning Them Alive [WATCH]

President Donald Trump addressed renewed attention on the Epstein Files, arguing that Democratic efforts to weaponize the issue have instead exposed prominent figures aligned with the political left and failed to damage him.

Trump said the controversy, which has resurfaced in political and media discussions, has revealed associations involving high-profile Democrats while reinforcing that he was not involved with Jeffrey Epstein.

He also claimed new information shows Epstein was part of a broader effort to undermine his election.

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“We have other things to do, because that whole thing has turned out, I mean, other than Bill Clinton and, you know, Bill Gates and lots of people that have, there are a lot of questions about it, but nothing on me,” Trump said.

Trump argued that despite years of political attacks and media scrutiny, no evidence has emerged linking him to Epstein’s criminal activities. Instead, he said the focus has increasingly shifted toward figures closely associated with the Democratic Party.

“But it was even sort of better than that, because they found that Jeffrey Epstein and this Lee’s bag writer named Michael Wolff were conspiring against Donald Trump to lose the election,” Trump said.

“So Epstein was conspiring with a writer for me to lose the election.”

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Trump said those revelations further demonstrate that Epstein was aligned against him politically, not connected to him personally.

He stated that the alleged coordination to harm his election prospects undermines claims that he had any meaningful relationship with Epstein.

“So right there. You know that I had nothing to do with this guy,” Trump said.

Trump criticized the amount of political and media attention devoted to the Epstein issue, saying it has diverted focus from governing priorities. He noted that Epstein’s activities drew little attention from Democrats or the media during Epstein’s lifetime.

“But, yeah, it’s a terrible thing, the amount of time that’s being wasted,” Trump said.

“You know, when Epstein was alive, like 10 years ago, nobody cared about, but they’re only doing it.”

Trump said the renewed attention has instead highlighted Democratic connections to Epstein, particularly former President Bill Clinton. He argued that this shift has caused the issue to rebound against those who promoted it.

“But now it’s it’s really hitting back on them, because Bill Clinton is such a big part of it, the Democrats are pushing it,” Trump said.

According to Trump, continued scrutiny has revealed that Democrats, not Republicans, were more closely associated with Epstein, creating political consequences for the left.

“And the problem is that it’s turning out to be the Democrats that were with and conspired with Epstein,” Trump said.

Trump suggested that as those connections become more widely discussed, Democrats may retreat from pressing the issue further due to the political damage it has caused them.

“So I think you’re probably going to see a little pullback from them,” he said.

Trump also returned to his claim that Epstein’s involvement extended into an effort to influence the 2016 election by working against him.

He said that despite those efforts, they were ultimately unsuccessful.

“But think of it. They were working together to try and help me lose the election,” Trump said.

He concluded by pointing to his current position as evidence that those efforts failed.

“But this is the Oval Office, so I guess that didn’t work out too well,” Trump said.

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