Michael Wolff’s voice carried a chilling certainty as he warned America on his Fire and Fury podcast (November 20, 2025): “The Epstein files release is imminent—and there’s much more to come.”
The veteran journalist, whose 2018 Trump exposé ignited political storms, spoke amid the Epstein Files Transparency Act’s December 19 deadline for full DOJ disclosure. Wolff, who interviewed Jeffrey Epstein multiple times and received post-conviction emails from him (including a 2011 note alleging Trump “knew about the girls”), claimed the released documents—20,000 pages on November 13 and photos on December 12—are “just the appetizer.”
“The real meat is buried,” Wolff said, voice low and deliberate. “Grand jury transcripts, victim depositions, FBI 302s—names redacted now will surface. Epstein bragged about leverage on presidents, princes, billionaires. The Act forces it out.” He hinted at “explosive” material on elite proximity, echoing Virginia Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl (October 21, 2025), which named Andrew 88 times and prompted his title revocation.
Wolff’s warning, amid scrutiny of figures like Trump (photos with redacted women), Clinton, Gates, Bannon, Allen, and Branson, trended #WolffEpstein with 3.2 million posts (72% demanding unredacted files). “They thought silence would hold,” he concluded. “It won’t.”
As December 19 nears, Wolff’s certainty chills: the vault opens wider, and America braces for what’s next.
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