Epstein files library to visit Dallas during GOP midterm convention
A bookmobile and reading room containing millions of pages from the Jeffrey Epstein files are heading to Dallas next week, putting the documents on display as President Donald Trump and other top Republicans gather in the city for the first GOP midterm convention.
TL;DR
- A bookmobile and reading room displaying millions of pages from the Jeffrey Epstein files are set to launch in Dallas on September 8th.
- The exhibits coincide with the Republican National Committee's midterm convention, featuring President Donald Trump.
- Organized by the Institute for Primary Facts (IPF) and Defiance, the goal is to pressure the DOJ to further investigate Epstein's crimes.
- The reading room contains 3.5 million documents, requiring two semi-trucks for transport.
- An exhibit detailing Epstein and Trump's interactions will be displayed, encouraging public conclusions about the case's investigation status.
- Survivors of trafficking are expected to attend the Dallas exhibits.
- IPF's funding sources are currently unknown as they recently obtained tax-exempt status.
- Defiance, an anti-Trump group, is collaborating with IPF and is funded by subscriptions.