House Republicans are pushing President Trump to release Epstein documents faster. There’s growing tension between GOP lawmakers and the White House over the speed of transparency. Trump supporters demand full disclosure now, not later.

Speaker Mike Johnson is delaying a House vote on releasing Epstein files. He says he’s giving Trump “space” to act through Attorney General Pam Bondi. Many conservatives see this as stalling and want immediate action.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene issued a stark warning to Trump. She said MAGA supporters will abandon him if he doesn’t deliver Epstein transparency. Greene accused Trump of “dangling” bits of information instead of full disclosure.

The pressure exploded after the Wall Street Journal published a story about a letter from Trump to Epstein. Trump denied the letter was real and sued the paper for billions. He then ordered Bondi to unseal Epstein’s grand jury files.

Johnson drafted a resolution supporting transparency but won’t schedule a vote. He claims “no daylight” exists between House Republicans and Trump. Behind the scenes, GOP members are furious about the foot-dragging.

A discharge petition led by Reps. Massie and Khanha could force a vote. Over 50 Republicans signed it demanding “ASAP” action. They want the truth about Epstein’s powerful contacts exposed now.

The White House remains completely silent on the standoff. Officials pushed GOP leaders to postpone any vote until after August recess. This delay tactic angers the conservative base.

MAGA voters feel betrayed by the lack of progress. They remember Trump’s campaign promise of full transparency. If Epstein documents stay hidden, Trump’s most loyal supporters may walk away.