In September 17, 2025 Senate hearing featuring FBI Director Kash Patel didn’t shed a ton of light on the substance of the Jeffrey Epstein files. But it was hugely significant in another way: It signaled a new political effort by the Trump administration to ascribe blame. And the target is none other than a former top Trump administration official – one whom Trump very notably once defended. Testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Patel seemed to make a point to fault Alexander Acosta, who was US attorney in Florida in the late 2000s and cut a nonprosecution agreement with Epstein. That deal came during the George W. Bush administration, years before Trump in his first term picked Acosta as labor secretary. <br /> <br />#KashPatelEpstein #EpsteinFiles #KashPatelTestimony #EpsteinTrump #TrumpEpsteinFiles #EpsteinEmails #TrumpEpsteinProbe #KashPatelTruthFiles #EpsteinCase #TrumpEpsteinPhotos #EpsteinLeaks #KashPatelSpeaks #TrumpEpsteinList #EpsteinConnections #KashPatelVideo <br />#KashPatelEpstein #EpsteinFiles #KashPatelTestimony #EpsteinTrump #TrumpEpsteinFiles #EpsteinEmails #TrumpEpsteinProbe #KashPatelTruthFiles #EpsteinCase #TrumpEpsteinPhotos #EpsteinLeaks #KashPatelSpeaks #TrumpEpsteinList #EpsteinConnections #KashPatelVideo<br /><br />~HT.318~PR.152~ED.194~
