IHIP News Trump's DOJ Secretly Rush to Delete New Epstein Files Incriminating Him
Feb 3, 2026
Allegations that DOJ removed public Epstein documents mentioning Trump spark questions about hidden records. Discussion of possible cover-ups and how loyalty politics can evade accountability. Worries about billionaire influence, tech money shaping democracy, and threats to fair elections. Calls for legal safeguards and grassroots action to protect voting rights.
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DOJ Scrubbing Suggests Deeper Cover-Up
- Jennifer Welch highlights an active cover-up in the DOJ removing Epstein-related documents mentioning Donald Trump.
- She argues the public purge suggests far more damaging records may be hidden or destroyed behind closed doors.
Loyalty Lies As A Governance Tool
- Jennifer Welch frames the Trump administration as intentionally lying to demonstrate loyalty to a strongman leader.
- She sees this as a governance style that assumes they will avoid accountability and flout rule-of-law norms.
Make Turnout Too Big To Rig
- Do mobilize voters and record election activity to thwart intimidation or interference on election day.
- Jennifer Welch urges making turnout "too big to rig" and having people document any ICE or federal presence.