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Epstein files ‘reading room,’ bookmobile coming to Dallas during GOP convention

Epstein files ‘reading room,’ bookmobile coming to Dallas during GOP convention

The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room pop-up, previously displayed in New York and Washington is scheduled in Dallas during the GOP convention.

President Donald Trump will join Republicans next week in Dallas at aconvention-style rally. The Epstein scandal is following him here.

From Sept. 8-12, about 3.5 million documents previously released online by the Department of Justice related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein will be printed out and displayed in binders in a yet-to-be announced location called The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room.

The project from the nonprofit Institute for Primary Facts is making theTrump-ledconvention in Dallas its first stop on a national tour after inaugural pop-ups in New York City and Washington drew 15,000 visitors this summer.

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A taco truck-turned bookmobile wrapped in a photo of Trump and Epstein together also will be shuttling around Dallas duringthe conventionSept. 9-10, carrying a micro-printed version of the documents.

The reading room displaying 3.5 million files connected with the Epstein criminal case.

The Epstein case has often been reduced to a stream of social media posts. David Garrett, executive director of the institute, said he wants people to grasp the full scale of one of the worst sex-trafficking cases in history and the need for the Trump administration to prosecute all those complicit in Epstein’s network.

“It's hard to see that when you’re scrolling through your phone and you see a headline then a cat video,” Garrett said. “This is a big deal. This is a bunch of rich and powerful men who abused more than 1,000 little girls and got away with it and they're still getting away with it.”

Garrett said organizers are waiting to release the reading room’s Dallas pop-up location until 48 hours before its launch due to security concerns. The exhibit will be limited to 175 people at a time, and visitors must RSVP attrumpepsteinreadingroom.com.

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He said survivors of Epstein’s abuse will be present during the exhibit and in soon-to-be announced panel discussions that will take place aroundthe convention.

Organizers say a bookmobile carrying printed files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein will shuttle around Dallas.

Source: Dallas News