💥 BREAKING NEWS: Trump melts down in the Oval Office as new Epstein estate photos surface and his denials collapse on camera ⚡NN

The moment the new Epstein estate photos dropped, Donald Trump started to crack in public.

Fresh images released by House Oversight Committee Democrats showed Donald Trump appearing again and again in Jeffrey Epstein’s world—alongside Epstein, alongside Steve Bannon, and in the same batches of files as massage tables, restraints, Trump-branded condoms, and devices that prosecutors say were part of a predator’s toolkit. As the photos hit the internet, Trump shuffled into the Oval Office for a press conference that quickly turned from “official” to utterly unhinged.

Asked directly about the newly released Epstein photos, Trump gave his go-to answer: denial wrapped in deflection.

“I haven’t seen it,” he insisted, before brushing it off with, “Everybody knew this man… he has photos with everybody… that’s no big deal. I know nothing about him.”

All while his own face was literally in the files.

From there, the scene only grew stranger. Trump appeared groggy, at times seemingly nodding off, only to jolt back into manic energy and randomly slap a cowboy hat on his head for the cameras. No reason, no context—just a former president in the Oval Office playing dress-up as the questions got tougher.

When a reporter calmly asked what he’d say to the 24 million Americans whose health insurance premiums are expected to rise as extended Obamacare subsidies expire, Trump didn’t answer. Instead, he attacked. He accused the journalist of being a “sycophant for Democrats,” called the question “bad news for Republicans,” and rambled vaguely about “great legislation” he hopes Republicans will eventually put on his desk.

People losing coverage got insults instead of answers.

Between the deflections, Trump drifted into bizarre side stories—talking about a long-ago governor whose career supposedly ended after wearing the wrong helmet, joking about a hockey puck handed to him by Kash Patel and members of the “Miracle on Ice” era, and proudly placing the puck on top of a gold bar like some kind of prop comedy bit.

Meanwhile, observers couldn’t help noticing his right hand. Once again, it appeared bruised, discolored, and partially bandaged. Trump kept trying to hide it. His team has blamed handshake bruising and daily aspirin, but the strange, recurring marks have fueled speculation about repeated injections or IV treatments—especially as his public stamina seems to be fading.

Then the cruelty came out.

Trump launched into a vile rant about Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, sneering that she comes from a place where she “shouldn’t be telling us what to do,” and claiming “everybody agrees” with him. It was the familiar mix of xenophobia and resentment—exactly the tone that has defined his politics from day one.

When questions turned to interest rates and the Federal Reserve—an institution that is supposed to be independent—Trump bragged that he wants a hands-on role. He claimed he was one of just “two” people who correctly predicted something out of 71 economists and said he should be heavily involved in future Fed decisions. This from a man whose business record is littered with bankruptcies and failed ventures.

Then, almost whiplash-fast, he complained that college athletes are being paid too much through name, image, and likeness deals, warning that universities “don’t have a lot of money” and can’t afford to pay star quarterbacks millions. While Americans struggle with rent, groceries, and medical bills, this was what he chose to highlight.

And over all of this, more Epstein material just kept coming.

Oversight Democrats revealed they’d received around 95,000 photos from the Epstein estate. They’ve reviewed roughly 25,000 so far—releasing only a fraction, with victims’ faces redacted. The new images reportedly include:

• Trump and Epstein together
• Trump surrounded by very young-looking girls with blurred faces
• Sex-related paraphernalia: gloves, restraints, “Trump” condoms, pumps, gags
• A chilling framed photo behind Epstein’s desk that appears to show an unconscious or passed-out young girl
• Images of Steve Bannon meeting with Epstein while Trump was in power

Congressman Robert Garcia confirmed there are photos of people engaged in sexual acts, and that Democrats are moving carefully to protect survivors and identify who is who before releasing more.

Trump’s response to all of this?
“I know nothing about him.”

But the photos, the objects, and the mounting evidence suggest the real story is only just beginning—and Trump’s public unraveling may be our first glimpse of how worried he truly is.