‘Trump Is Above The Law?’: Democrats Grill Trump Administration Over Epstein Files | LIVE

Democratic lawmakers and witnesses tore into President Donald Trump's alleged "vanity projects" during a shadow congressional hearing, accusing his administration of prioritising personal and political interests over public spending and democratic institutions.

The hearing focused on allegations surrounding White House renovations, the Kennedy Center, national parks, and donor-funded projects. Lawmakers also raised questions about potential pay-to-play arrangements involving wealthy donors and federal contracts.

Representative Christian Murphy brought up the Jeffrey Epstein angle during the hearing, criticising the Department of Justice's priorities and questioning why individuals linked to Epstein have not faced announced federal investigations while people accused of vandalising Trump's projects have been prosecuted. Murphy specifically mentioned former Epstein associate Leon Black and longtime Epstein aide Leslie Groff.

Senator Jeff Merkley criticised efforts to place Trump's image on commemorative coins and national park passes, while Senator Mazie Hirono questioned whether Trump believes the rule of law applies to him. Witnesses also discussed allegations of corruption, donor influence, and the future of congressional oversight.

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