Elon Musk, former advisor to President Donald Trump, has publicly asserted the existence of a client list connected to Jeffrey Epstein and criticized the government for not releasing it. In a conversation with Joe Rogan, Musk emphasized that the public would be justified in feeling frustrated if no prosecutions arise from the evidence reportedly seized during the raid on Epstein's properties. Musk identified several individuals he described as powerful, politically influential, and wealthy who are allegedly on the Epstein client list, including Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, and Reid Hoffman. Musk suggested that the reluctance to disclose the list stems from concerns among those named about its public exposure. The issue has sparked calls for transparency, highlighting the potential for blackmail and betrayal of public interests linked to the list's contents.