Trump has now been absolved of all wrongdoing (according to Trump).

[Doodley]

Trump says latest release of Epstein files ‘absolves’ him

President Trump told reporters Saturday that the latest release of the documents related to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein absolves him of any wrongdoing.

“I was told by some very important people that not only does it absolve me, it’s the opposite of what people were hoping, you know, the radical left,” Trump told reporters in his first public comments since the latest release of the files.

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5717492-trump-epstein-documents-release/

[johnnyfins]

1. This dickhead really thinks he can speak

things into existence.

[Gordcanuck]

6. More has indeed been released,

including (according to the New York Times) “thousands of pictures and videos”.
So far all I’ve seen are inconsequential recaps of known prominent peoples’ contacts with Epstein, a few with stock shots of them.
The juicy, salacious, or even outright incriminating (good luck sifting those out!) images don’t get any press time.
If I were a survivor of such horrors I could not be further hurt by such a release, only glad to see I wasn’t at the demonstrations of protest for nothing.
If a newsworthy perp saw the real pics out in public, yeah, he’d fear moral, financial, reputational ruin of some kind. If there will ever be justice and fair treatment in this matter, I would say don’t hold your breath waiting for it under this administration.

[Yonnie3]

2. Were those very important people big strong men with tears of joy in their eyes?

If they weren't it doesn't count.

If they were it doesn't count either.

[Norrrm]

3. "some very important people" who do not have names.

[Disaffected]

4. "Complete Exoneration!"

Hmmm, where have we heard that before?

And "very important people" told him that...

[Skittles]

5. IF that was true

then why were you so against them being released?

he is, as usual, gaslighting, he thinks EVERYONE is as stupid as his moronic fucking cult

[Diraven]

7. Well, technically yeah

The Supreme Court has decided that the President (as long as he's named "Trump" ) has the authority now to order anyone in the DOJ (or the entire executive branch, for that matter) to take any action. So if he orders the Attorney General to proclaim his innocence, that's what happens.