The MeidasTouch Podcast Trump Gets Caught in Act Deleting Incriminating Files
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Dec 21, 2025 Donald Trump finds himself in hot water as reports reveal he deleted incriminating files linked to Epstein. The DOJ's dubious privilege claims come under fire, raising questions about transparency. A victim's name was improperly exposed in released documents, casting doubt on the handling of sensitive information. The podcast dives into misleading imagery, redacted names, and potential cover-ups, while urging continued scrutiny of powerful figures and their alleged misdeeds.
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Files Deleted Suggest Intentional Cover-Up
- Ben Meiselas argues the Trump DOJ intentionally deleted and redacted Epstein documents to shield powerful people.
- He links missing files and heavy redactions to a deliberate cover-up favoring wealthy men.
The Vanishing Photo 468
- Ben recounts file 468: a photograph showing Trump near Epstein that was briefly produced then removed.
- He says the DOJ's site showed a gap where 468 had been, implying intentional removal.
AP Confirms Rapid Removal Of Files
- The Associated Press identified at least 16 Epstein-related files removed from the DOJ site within a day.
- Removed items included photographs and images that had previously been public on Friday.