OMG! Ghislaine GOES NUCLEAR as Trump COVERS IT UP

Robert Cunningham

8 months ago

OMG! Ghislaine GOES NUCLEAR as Trump COVERS IT UP

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on how Donald Trump’s latest rant may have provided Ghislaine with a golden ticket to get a retrial in her criminal conviction as Trump seeks to further cover up his dark past.

Here’s the latest—though not an outright “bombshell”—on Ghislaine Maxwell and her connection to Donald Trump & the Epstein saga:

🔹 DOJ Rejects Maxwell’s Immunity Claim

Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal team is pushing the Supreme Court to overturn her conviction, arguing she was shielded by Epstein’s 2007 non‑prosecution agreement.
The DOJ strongly disagrees, stating the deal applied only to Florida prosecutors and not federal cases elsewhere—like New York, where she was tried TMZ+14Business Insider+14New York Post+14.

🔹 Maxwell Seeks a Pardon

Author Michael Wolff reports that Trump’s circle considered pardoning Maxwell, fearing she might “spill secrets” about his ties to Epstein YouTube+2Hindustan Times+2The Daily Beast+2.
Ultimately, the idea was abandoned, likely due to fears of public outrage .

🔹 DOJ Closes Epstein Investigation

The Department of Justice has made clear there is no secret Epstein “client list”, no evidence of blackmail, and Epstein’s death was indeed a suicide—a conclusion that angered MAGA voices, though Trump has defended AG Pam Bondi and downplayed ongoing interest Hindustan Times+10theguardian.com+10The New Republic+10.

🔹 Why Maxwell’s Move Matters

If Maxwell were released or granted immunity, she could publicly share inside details—potentially touching on Trump or other elites.
That seems to be the concern that sparked pardon talks in Trump’s camp—and the reason his advisors reportedly nixed it.

✅ Bottom Line

Maxwell is not currently cooperating with prosecutors.
The DOJ has formally rejected her immunity defense.
Trump’s team once seriously considered a pardon, but ultimately decided against it amid likely backlash.
The broader DOJ confirmation of no “client list” has deflated many conspiracy theories—though it has riled up Trump’s base.

Would you like to explore Maxwell’s Supreme Court appeal filing, get context on non-prosecution agreements, or dive into MAGA reactions about the DOJ’s latest move?

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