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Trump ‘failing to deliver' on Epstein files

Trump ‘failing to deliver' on Epstein files

Sky News AU17-07-2025
Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power slams the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files, claiming they have 'failed to deliver'.
'Donald Trump keeps getting asked about this, and the more he shuts it down, the more people are going to ask questions and demand answers,' Ms Power said.
'It seems as though he is losing control of this story because he's comparing the Epstein list to other deep state hoaxes.
'People on both sides … want answers, it's what the American people had been promised, and this administration has really failed to deliver.'
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