The Trump administration is reportedly reconsidering its approach to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, with senior figures inside the White House and Justice Department now advocating the appointment of a special counsel and the public release of investigative files, conservative commentator Benny Johnson said, citing a high-level federal law-enforcement contact. Johnson described the change as “dramatic,” saying powerful officials want regular press briefings and full transparency. Other right-wing media personalities, including Dan Bongino and Alex Jones, have echoed that the administration is preparing what they call a “massive disclosure” of Epstein-related documents. The reported shift follows sustained pressure from pro-Trump activists who argue the government must dispel any perception of a cover-up surrounding Epstein’s alleged sex-trafficking network. The White House and Justice Department have not formally confirmed any decision to name a special counsel.