09/29/2026
Jeffrey Epstein's and Vladimir Putin's Donald Trump and Todd Blanche got another shellacking this least week, with the departure of as many as EIGHT prosecutors from the “grand conspiracy” criminal investigations being used to interfere with the 2026 elections – a conspiracy Aileen Cannon, Clarence Thomas, GOP's SCOTUS, Donald Trump, Todd Blanche, Jim Jordan, and others have furthered – in a bid to keep themselves in office as de facto officer behaving badly in bad faith, which allows for their removal from office, and all of their changes to the government voided at conception, as we have previously laid out the facts and legal analysis for this summer, but then also back to and through to 2023.
Coupled to all the other prosecutors coming forward specifying things like “no evidence” and “unethical” prosecutions, this week more than one Trump “loyalist” threw him and Blanche under the jeopardy bus.
“Longtime Trump loyalist Kurt Olsen and at least six other prosecutors have departed the so-called 'grand conspiracy' investigation in the Southern District of Florida - delivering a major blow to the Justice Department's long-running probe.
News of the departures, first reported by the Daily Mail, follows weeks of uncertainty over the fate of the investigation in Miami following the abrupt resignation of Trump ally Joseph diGenova earlier this month.
DiGenova had been tapped by Attorney General Todd Blanche in April to probe whether US intelligence and law enforcement officials, including former President Barack Obama's CIA Director John Brennan, were part of a years-long plot against Donald Trump.
News of their exits casts fresh doubt as to next steps in the wide-reaching investigation in Florida.
It also reportedly follows fresh pressure from DOJ officials in Washington to proceed with securing indictments before the midterm elections, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Those requests appear to cut against longstanding Justice Department norms to avoid taking 'overt' investigative steps in politically sensitive cases within 60 to 90 days of an election.
A source familiar with the matter said the indictment pressure from Main Justice was at the heart of the departures - pointing in particular to an explosive meeting in the Southern District of Florida earlier this month.
'They started asking questions, and then they started giving orders to line attorneys about how to conduct the grand jury,' this person told the Daily Mail. 'The attorneys revolted, and then objections were made to the department, and then that's when everything exploded' ...
The Daily Mail was told the total number of departures stood between seven and eight, including Olsen.
Maria Medetis Long, a senior career prosecutor, was reportedly taken off the case earlier this year after she expressed concerns about the strength of the evidence.
A coterie of Trump-friendly names was assigned to the probe instead, including longtime Trump ally Joseph diGenova, and Kurt Olsen, a former White House official and 2020 election denier.
As of this writing, both diGenova and Olsen are gone.
The Daily Mail previously reported that the probe in Miami had been hitting dead ends for months - suggesting that the so-called 'grand conspiracy' probe that the president has obsessed over, publicly and privately - for the better part of the last six years – is all but dead.
'This case was initiated to make the president and the public think something is happening down there, when in reality, it's not,' one DOJ official told the Daily Mail last week.”
https://www.dailymail.com/news/us-politics/article-16167785/Trump-grand-conspiracy-case-crisis-lawyers-defy-Todd-Blanche-QUIT-mass-exodus.html
What this proves is that Epstein's Trump, Blanche, Aileen Cannon, Clarence Thomas, and GOP's SCOTUS involved in political and not legal prosecutions of Trump's perceived enemies, in what is shaping up to overt furtherance of RICO obstruction of justice, witness intimidation, victim intimidation, whistleblower retaliation, harboring, misprision of felonies, and/or other misconduct in violation of the DOJ's own policies, again.
In fact the artificial intelligence systems we have been working on to publish huge legal analyses concluded the same.
But the DOJ's/OLC's policies are what have stopped prosecutors from immediately arresting Trump for disqualifying treason and elections fraud with Russia (confirmed by the admissions of Trump's own Special Counsel John Durham to Congress 07/21/2023), disqualifying insurrection (confirmed by the State of CO), sedition, and espionage (confirmed by Jack Smith), disqualifying stolen/destroyed/concealed government documents (confirmed by Jack Smith) – and so what we have here is overt misprision, harboring, equitable tolling/estoppel, and RICO obstruction of justice to deprive our Editor of his rights after he proved to DOJ that all of this was connected to Jeffrey Epstein – files and evidence and legal analysis now missing from the DOJ's Epstein files, and yet our Editor gave them the same 08/29/2024 under camera.
Our recent reporting, when combined with legal analysis revealed that none of these conspirators are properly elected, nor appointed, but rather they are usurping or pretending in public offices, faking it until they take it.
Our recent legal analysis, performed many different ways separately repeatedly revealed that none of their changes to the government nor illegal orders can be legal from conception. Others at the DOJ had to have come to the same conclusion, just as we did, because the facts and evidence we provided DOJ in 2024 did prove what artificial intelligence has now corroborated for us many different ways.
In fact, Epstein's Emil Bove and Todd Blanche were allegedly “ordered” to recuse themselves, but then did not, as proof of their criminal intent to wrongfully prosecute investigators into Trump, Epstein, and Russia 2016, which "loyalist" Tucker Carlson connected in the last week also.
"Tucker Carlson is claiming President Donald Trump is “directly” responsible for covering up the Epstein Files, revealing behind-the-scenes talks between the two before their falling out.
Carlson spoke with Vanity Fair’s Chris Whipple for a lengthy piece about his friend Vice President JD Vance. The deep dive, published on Wednesday, included Carlson claiming Trump told him why he had an interest in covering up files related to the late child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein.
Carlson said:
My position from the beginning with Trump, I said it to Trump, was, ‘I don’t understand why you would ever keep any of this stuff secret.’ And I got like a bunch of different answers.” Carlson was unconvinced by the president’s explanations for why the files had been withheld: “I don’t feel any need to cover for Epstein. So I said, ‘You shouldn’t either.’ In the end, it came from Trump directly.
When Whipple asked Carlson what exactly came “directly” from Trump, the former Fox News host said, “The order to cover it up came from Trump. I asked him why. And he gave me this long, very emotional explanation that this was all a [legal investigative] plot [inquiry] against him, like Russiagate [proven by the emails of Michael Cohen and Felix Sater 11/03/2015 and by Trump's own Special Counsel John Durham on 07/21/2023 to Congress, and by Trump's own 03/30/2023 admissions as to when he knew about our Editor's investigation into Trump, Epstein, Russia, Edge Foundation, and GOP criminal orbits BEFORE Trump ran for office]” ...
The release of the Epstein Files, forced through a congressional vote, and strikes on Iran led Carlson to go from a staunch Trump supporter to one of his most vocal critics on the right. He and others objected to the handling of the files and the heavy redactions in the files released.
Epstein was a registered sex offender facing sex trafficking charges when he died of an apparent suicide in 2019. His longtime associate Ghislaine Maxwell is currently serving 20 years for sex trafficking, which the Department of Justice said she did in coordination with Epstein. This and statements from victims alleging a broader conspiracy has led critics to accuse the administration of covering up prominent figures Epstein may have been sex trafficking for."
Again, the DOJ ordered Epstein's, Trump's, Ghislaine Maxwell's, and/or Russia's to recuse themselves from these conflicts of interest, which at least Todd Blanche lied to Congress he would do, only to "spearhead" the investigations he lied he'd recuse himself of, which is Brady evidence for everyone they have targeted.
“Todd Blanche was ordered to recuse from Trump cases — before becoming DOJ head.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche was urged by the top Justice Department ethics lawyer to recuse himself from any legal cases connected to his former client, President Donald Trump, according to a new CNN report on Thursday.
Just after Blanche took on the role of deputy attorney general in March 2025, Joseph Tirrell gave Blanche and Emil Bove, his then top-deputy, "a printed PowerPoint presentation on ethics," a former senior DOJ ethics official told CNN.
This was the first time that Blanche was formally told he would need to remove himself from Trump-related cases — something that has not been reported before.
"Around the same time, the department’s top career lawyer advised that Bove potentially had a conflict of interest by being involved in firings of DOJ lawyers," CNN reported.
CNN correspondent Katelyn Polantz, who worked on the exclusive report with senior justice correspondent Evan Perez and reporter Hannah Rabinowitz, said the question over Blanche and other former Trump lawyers' involvement at the DOJ had been on her mind.
"This question has been bugging me since the moment Donald Trump won the election," Polantz said. "It became possible that Todd Blanche and other former defense attorneys of Donald Trump would be running the show."
The new reporting confirmed what Blanche had been directed to do.
"Even if it was a case that Blanche himself hadn't worked on, if it related to Trump personally as a potential witness, having some sort of an interest there," Polantz said. "Personally, it would be something that Blanche could not work on at the department. Now he's the acting attorney general. He had signed the ethics pledge after this briefing, saying that he would recuse from cases like this. But this was the first time we really have pushed the question at the Justice Department, what's he doing about cases where Trump has a personal interest?"
Blanche has not responded to the report.
"So now what the Justice Department spokespeople are saying in response to this story, we asked, what about which cases, where is he recusing? If he is, they said that Blanche is recused from many cases before the Justice Department," Polantz said.
"In any cases that are still ongoing, where he previously represented someone, he is recused to the extent the Justice Department is investigating something related to the president, for which Todd Blanche was previously representing him. Then, hypothetically, yes, he would recuse. Is he out of this conspiracy investigation that Joe diGenova is leading? Is he out of any other so-called weaponization working group reports that would involve cases that had previously involved Trump?"”
Our artificial intelligence and media research have revealed that Epstein's Emil Bove and Todd Blance were involved in Trump's criminal cases linked to his hush money payments, but as we argued to DOJ, that included the hush money payments to cover up and obstruct our Editor's whistleblower investigation from surfacing, which found that Epstein's Edge Foundation's Novartis and/or Roche conspired to pay Michael Cohen's Essential Consulting at least a million dollars in hush money to bury our Editor's repeatedly surfacing RICO obstructed qui tam investigation.
“Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche played a key role overseeing Donald Trump’s so-called retribution campaign to target the president’s political enemies and investigate the prosecutors and officials who once investigated them, new emails show.
Blanche, Trump’s former criminal defense attorney and his nominee to serve as the nation’s top law enforcement official, assigned senior Department of Justice officials to oversee politically loaded investigations into former special counsel Jack Smith, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, the prosecution of January 6 rioters and the 2020 presidential election, emails show.
The documents, obtained by watchdog group American Oversight and first reported by The New York Times, were released the day before Blanche faces two days of Senate confirmation hearings to serve as the next U.S. Attorney General.
Emails and other documents appear to show Blanche’s grip on the Justice Department’s inner workings, from scheduling weekly “weaponization” meetings in his office to berating senior officials he didn’t think were up to the job.
Other messages show Blanche’s office deploying his allies to oversee high-profile investigations following demands from the president and his allies to prosecute his rivals.
Emails appear to show how Todd Blanche’s office coordinated the prosecutions of Trump’s political enemies along with the prosecutors and officials who once investigated them (AFP/Getty)
In one email from May 2025, Blanche ripped into Ed Martin, a right-wing activist and attorney who supported January 6 defendants.
Weeks after Martin was appointed to lead a “Weaponization Working Group,” Blanche reprimanded Martin for speaking with reporters and using the wrong title in his statements to the press.
“This is becoming a real problem, Ed. We need to talk about what is going on here?”
Blanche wrote at the time. “I am frustrated.”
In response to the message, which was sent to several Justice Department officials, Martin’s senior advisor Neil McCabe said “I acknowledge your concerns and rules of the road.”
In one message, Blanche reprimanded weaponization czar Ed Martin for speaking with reporters and using the wrong title in his statements to the press (American Oversight)
Other messages outline the officials leading investigations into the “weaponization” group’s targets alongside Blanche’s deputies, including Emil Bove, who was among the attorneys alongside Blanche defending Trump in his criminal cases before he was tapped for a job at the Justice Department. Trump later nominated Bove to serve as a federal appeals court judge.
Christopher-James DeLorenz was tasked with investigating Jack Smith, the former special counsel who prosecuted the president for an alleged conspiracy to overturn election results and his alleged efforts to illegally retain classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence.
DeLorenz is a former law clerk for Florida District Judge Aileen Cannon, who presided over and ultimately dismissed the classified documents cases.
Kendra Wharton, another Blanche ally who previously worked on the president’s criminal defense team, was assigned to investigate allegations that federal prosecutors during Joe Biden’s administration worked with prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney’s office.
Wharton later recused herself from the investigation and left the Justice Department in July 2025.
Jared Wise, a former FBI agent who joined riots at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, was tapped to lead an investigation into the alleged “targeting of whistleblowers.”
Wise was scheduled to go to trial for his actions surrounding the January 6 attack 10 days before Trump returned to the White House and issued sweeping pardons for virtually every person charged in connection with the assault.
Court records show that he admitted to urging rioters to “kill” law enforcement and faced six counts in connection with the riots. He berated police as “Nazis” and “Gestapo” and testified that he would be “morally justified” if he had assaulted them in defense of what he viewed as excessive force, filings show.
Last year, the Justice Department called him a “valued member” of the agency.”
He resigned earlier this year, writing on social media that he would “expose the abuses by the FBI and DOJ against January 6 defendants” from outside the government.
Blanche, who was tapped for Attorney General after Trump fired Pam Bondi, has emerged as a key figure working behind the scenes to shape the Justice Department’s role fulfilling the president’s agenda.
Martin, meanwhile, was handed control over two investigations: the prosecution of January 6 rioters and Biden’s use of an “autopen” to sign documents. Trump had demanded an investigation of his predecessor’s administration after claiming that the former president’s aides used “autopen” signatures to hide Biden’s “cognitive decline.”
The Justice Department has effectively wiped the convictions for the hundreds of people charged in connection with January 6, though investigators appear to have shelved the “autopen” probe.
“The American people deserve to know how Todd Blanche has used the extraordinary powers of the Justice Department to further the president’s ‘weaponization’ agenda. These records provide troubling insight,” American Oversight executive director Chioma Chukwu, said in a statement.
“Todd Blanche oversaw senior Justice Department officials pursuing politically charged investigations, convened recurring meetings of the so-called Weaponization Working Group, and committed departmental resources to advancing President Trump's efforts targeting political opponents, election administration, and other high-profile vendettas,” Chukwu added.
“Senators should judge him not by his assurances at a confirmation hearing, but by the record he has already built — one that raises serious doubts about his ability to lead an independent Justice Department rather than use it to advance a dangerously partisan agenda.”
Blanche is among several former personal attorneys to the president who were rewarded with key roles in the administration after spending years defending the president through a minefield of legal challenges, including during his hush money trial in Manhattan.
Blanche is among several former personal attorneys to the president who were rewarded with key roles in the administration after spending years defending the president through a minefield of legal challenges.
Blanche and Bove mounted Trump’s defense through his three criminal prosecutions, including during a weeks-long hush money trial in Manhattan that led to the first ever conviction of a president. Blanche was sworn into office as the Justice Department’s No. 2 official just weeks after appearing alongside Trump for his criminal sentencing.
Trump tapped Blanche for Attorney General after the president fired Pam Bondi earlier this year.
After his appointment as Acting Attorney General, Blanche signed off on a controversial Justice Department rule that blocks tax investigations into the president, his family and their companies.
He also helped launch what critics have called a “slush fund” for the president’s allies, which Blanche has testified is “not moving forward” after it was swatted down in court.
Blanche, who is already facing several ethics complaints in New York over alleged misconduct in office, was also reprimanded by a federal judge on Monday after he brokered a so-called “settlement” agreement that bails the president out of IRS investigations.”
The fact that Todd Blanche lied to Congress in order to become the Attorney General is the same reason pedophile-phile Jim Jordan is going after Jack Smith, who as we recently reported along with his five prosecutors, implied and/or specified that Trump would have been totally disqualified because of the evidence beyond a reasonable doubt against him, but the DOJ's/OLC's policies are the crutch everyone is using to not prosecute Trump, except the DOJ keeps violating policy after policy otherwise to go after Trump's perceived enemies can only be “unethical” as Trump loyalist Joseph diGenova specified as he quit in protest, along with a fleet of Aileen Cannon's “grand conspiracy” investigators.
In fact, Jack Smith's prosecution team specified that they were using the DOJ prosecutor's manual to make their decisions, juxtaposed with Trump's investigators into those who investigated Trump quitting because that investigation is “unethical” and has “no evidence”.
“Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has been personally leading President Donald Trump's revenge campaign against his perceived enemies, according to a bombshell new report released in the lead-up to his Senate confirmation hearing.
Supporters of Blanche, who previously served as Trump's defense attorney, claim he has served as an important check on retribution crusades launched by the president's most provocative attack dogs, including the DOJ's Ed Martin and acting director of national intelligence Bill Pulte.
But just a day before Blanche's confirmation hearing to serve as Trump's permanent attorney general, The New York Times revealed that rather than being a calming influence on the administration, Blanche has been spearheading the president's retribution effort within the DOJ.
That work began last year, when he served as his predecessor Pam Bondi's top deputy, and continued after Bondi's ousting in April, according to emails obtained by the watchdog group American Oversight and shared with the Times.
In particular, Blanche has been tasked with enacting Trump's executive order purporting to end the "weaponization" of the U.S. government, part of a major drive to punish members of prior administrations who tried to hold Trump legally accountable.
In May 2025, Blanche diverted top lawyers from his office to the DOJ "anti-weaponization" group responsible for investigating Trump's enemies, giving him tight control over the cases, the emails reveal.
One of Blanche's aides was responsible for digging into the actions of special counsel Jack Smith, who prosecuted Trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents and attempting to overturn his 2020 election loss.
Another longtime Blanche aide was assigned to investigate Alvin L. Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney who secured convictions against Trump on 34 counts of falsifying business records over his payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
[These felony convictions separately disqualified Trump from public office before he returned as we argued with facts and law to DOJ in 2024 -- now missing from the DOJ's Epstein database -- us having cracked the Epstein-Russia 2016 wide open for the DOJ by 2024, and so Trump, Blanche, Cannon, Thomas, SCOTUS, are involved in a very serious conspiracy to harm the United States in an irreparable manner, harboring each other's crimes of misprision, RICO obstruction, qui tam retaliation, victim/witness intimidation, and so much more. We also laid out the facts and law that Trump had disqualified himself from office with Epstein, Rosneft, and the Russian enemies BEFORE 2016 elections, also missing from the DOJ's Epstein files. And in fact, we cracked this case by 2023, so well before Trump ran for office in 2024, we also began cracking this case by 2013, and by 2007 we had implicated Trump -- collectively in an ongoing conspiracy with no statutes of limitations due to estoppel, tolling, misprision of felonies, harboring, and RICO obstruction by way of deprivation of rights under color of the law.]
A third Blanche aide led a team focused solely on Tina Peters, the Colorado elections clerk who served four years out of a nine-year sentence for violating state election laws in a bid to uncover "proof" of nonexistent fraud during the 2020 election.
Blanche also allowed Martin to personally oversee investigations into two of Trump's pet causes: the prosecutions of more than 1,500 Jan. 6 rioters—some of whom Martin had represented in court—and a probe into former President Joe Biden's autopen use.
But in May, Blanche removed Martin from his role with the anti-weaponization group. He had been concerned all along that Martin wasn't experienced or effective enough to do the job, the emails—which were handed over under the Freedom of Information Act—reveal.
Since then, the anti-weaponization group has ramped up its investigations and reports, even as regional U.S. attorneys' offices have begun trying to build a massive yet flimsy conspiracy case against Biden and other Trump adversaries, the Times reported.
In the meantime, Blanche has also been busy securing an indictment against Trump foe and former FBI director James Comey after he posted a photo of seashells that appeared to spell "86 47" on the beach.
In slang, the number 86 can mean tossing something out or getting rid of it; it's commonly used in restaurant kitchens to mean something was removed from the menu. Critics of Comey's post took it to mean he thinks the president should be killed, given that he is the 47th president.
Blanche also signed off on a $1.77 billion taxpayer slush fund to compensate Jan. 6 rioters and agreed to give the Trump family immunity from tax investigations.
The slush fund was abandoned following political and legal challenges, and the immunity agreement has been blocked in court.
Last week, a group of 1,205 Justice Department alums urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to reject Blanche's nomination, writing that "corruption and abuses… have defined" his tenure, and that he has "degraded" the DOJ's apolitical career workforce.””
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/emails-reveal-todd-blanche-spearheaded-144436000.html
And so to summarize, in 2024, we brought a massive investigation/complaint to DOJ, linking Epstein, Trump, Russia, the GOP, and Edge Foundation billionaires major crimes against the United States, children, and against our Editor – proving with evidence and law that Trump, GOP, and Brexit stole the 2016 elections, and were unlawfully in office, and using the same to attack the United States and investigators who knew the same.
The bulk of our investigation has been corroborated by artificial intelligence that Epstein's billionaires financed, and those artificial intelligence systems often act as criminal defense attorneys to protect Epstein's billionaires financing those systems, and yet those same A.I. systems have corroborated our legal analysis provided to the DOJ in 2024.
Next, almost all of the other investigators we specified needed to receive our investigation materials we provided to the DOJ, and/or who we directly quoted, became the prosecution targets of Trump, Blanche, Aileen Cannon, and/or SCOTUS, who we also specified to the DOJ had no right to continue to occupy public offices, and A.I. has corroborated that also.
Last, the “loyal” allies of Trump, including the criminal defense attorneys of Trump, Jeffrey Epstein. Ghislaine Maxwell, and the Russians in 2016, have fled the investigations of Aileen Cannon and Blanche, as many as over 20 of them now, with three key prosecutors in the last week quitting in protest.
Collectively, this proves beyond a reasonable doubt that what we submitted to the DOJ and State Department the week of August 24-29, 2024, was also evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, in fact Jack Smith who DOJ accepted to conduit our investigation to, along with five of his prosecutors using the DOJ's prosecutor manual, specified and implied the same, “evidence beyond a reasonable doubt”, and Trump's, Blanche's, and Aileen Cannon's investigations into what we provided, have resulted in prosecutors fleeing these DARVO prosecutions in protest, specifying “no evidence” to indict, and that these weaponized prosecutions are “unethical”, and their conclusions have to be based on the otherwise enormous evidence we provided DOJ, which again A.I. corroborated, now missing from the DOJ's Epstein files.
Res ipsa loquitur malum in se, this evil situation speaks for itself, proven by us, corroborated by three 'special' counsels, their prosecutors, Trump's loyalists, 1200+ former prosecutors, artificial intelligence, some to all of them familiar with the million or so pages of Epstein-Russia evidence we provided both the DOJ and DOS RFJ, now missing from Trump's, Blanche's, and DOJ's Epstein files, in violation of Acts of Congress, and in violation of Judge E. Sullivan's orders.