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Actor Alan Ritchson posted a blistering demand for the Epstein files to be released, saying 'the fucking Epstein files, where are they?' The public pressure is mounting on the Trump administration.
Actor Alan Ritchson posted a blistering public demand for the Epstein files to be released, using profanity to emphasize his point. The outburst from a public figure was notable because it expressed frustration that's widespread but rarely voiced so bluntly by celebrities in Trump's orbit.
Ritchson's rant signals that pressure for Epstein file release has moved beyond activists and journalists into broader public discourse. When celebrities start publicly demanding answers in this way, it typically means public tolerance for stonewalling has exhausted itself. The Trump administration's resistance to releasing the files now comes with mounting social pressure.
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