US Vice President Vance Denies Epstein Meeting Amid Congressional Subpoenas

Vice President JD Vance has denied that a meeting at his residence took place to discuss convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, clarifying that while a meeting occurred at the White House, Epstein was not the subject of discussion. Vance has expressed a strong interest in uncovering the truth behind Epstein's activities, supporting subpoenas for high-profile figures like Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify about their connections to Epstein's private island, Little St. James. He has criticized Democrats and the Biden administration for allegedly failing to address the Epstein scandal during their tenure, while asserting that President Trump demands full transparency and the release of credible information about the case. Despite these claims, critics argue that the Trump administration has deflected and delayed full disclosure of the Epstein files, with the Department of Justice stating no incriminating client list was found after review. Vance's comments have sparked controversy, as he repeats previously debunked claims about Democratic figures while attempting to shift public focus away from Trump’s own connections to Epstein. The broader investigation continues to draw public and political pressure to reveal the full extent of Epstein's network and possible complicity by powerful individuals across the political spectrum.