Alan Dershowitz, former lawyer for Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, has stated that no current government officials are named in the Epstein affidavits he has reviewed, although some former officials are implicated. Dershowitz attributes the suppression of Epstein-related information not to the Trump administration but to two judges in Manhattan who have imposed sealing orders on the documents. He emphasized that neither the Justice Department nor former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi are responsible for withholding the files. Dershowitz also dismissed claims that Epstein was politically protected, noting that Epstein committed suicide before any conviction. Furthermore, Dershowitz suggested that full disclosure of the Epstein files would benefit President Trump and the administration by exposing false accusations. In addition to his comments on the Epstein case, Dershowitz praised President Trump’s efforts to resolve international conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine and to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear arsenal. He also remarked on Trump’s tariff policies aimed at ensuring fair treatment of the United States by other countries. Dershowitz likened the public anticipation surrounding the Epstein files to a modern-day version of the infamous opening of Al Capone’s vault, highlighting the limited information available due to court restrictions.