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The US Department of Justice asked the judge to cancel materials associated with sexual crime perpetrators, Jeffrey Epstein, following severe criticism of dealing with the Trump administration of the case.

The request to copy the major jury participating in the 2019 sex trafficking issue against Epsin, which are kept and reserved materials under the law.

The court’s file came at a time when Trump filed a lawsuit against the parent company Lol Street Journal, Dow Jones, its owner Robert Murdoch and journalists, on a story claiming to have written a personal memo “Budi” to Epstein in 2003.

Trump said that the memo, which he mentioned the paper to Epstein’s fifty birthday, was “fake”.

“We have complete confidence in the accuracy and accuracy of our reports, and we will defend strongly against any lawsuit,” Dow Jones spokesman said in a statement to the British Broadcasting Authority.

On Thursday, Trump, Prosecutor Bam Bondi, ordered the search for the release of documents related to the testimony of the Grand Compliance Authority in Epstein.

The Ministry of Justice has officially submitted the request to a judge in New York, on the pretext that the articles related to the case – where he was charged with trafficking in dozens of girls at the age of fourteen – “qualified as a public interest issue.”

The administration also requires disclosures in the case of his colleagues, Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of a sex smuggling plot.

The major jury – a committee of people who examine whether there is sufficient evidence to accuse someone – can hear from the secret informants and those who protect their identities for their safety. The materials in the form of major jury are usually kept under the law, but the judge can cancel the documents if they decide that the public interest exceeds the need for such legal protection in the case.

Either way, it is not clear when or whether the documents will be released, or if they contain many details demanded by Trump supporters.

Also on Friday, Trump filed a $ 10 billion lawsuit (7.5 billion pounds) in Miami against Dow Jones, News Corp and conservative media Robert Murdoch.

He claims that the Wall Street magazine defamed it and violated the laws of defamation in an article claiming that a Baw’s birthday greeting bearing the name Trump to Epstein was sent in 2003, before the accusation was charged to the late Municipal of sex crimes.

“We have just filed a lawsuit against all the participants in publishing a wrong, malicious and fake” news “in the” Flaq “of the Magdiyyah, which is the Wall Street Journal,” Trump said on social media.

“I hope that Robert and his” friends “will look forward to long hours of deposits and certificates that they will have to submit in this case.

He said that the newspaper and Murdoch – who were with Trump had been warned of a relationship that has risen decades ago – that they would be sued if they printed the article.

Murdoch, who was seen on Sunday attending the FIFA World Cup with Trump, founded a media empire that some people return to helping the president to the White House.

According to the magazine, a letter named Trump contains “several lines of the text written through the outlines of a naked woman, which seems to be handcrafted with a heavy brand.”

“Inside the broad plan for a woman, there was a printed note on its classification as a fake conversation between Trump and Ibstein, written in the third person,” the paper mentioned.

According to what was reported, it contains a joke reference that “the puzzle is never a lifetime” and claims that it ends with words: “A friend is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday – and every day it may be a great secret.

Trump denied writing the note after publishing the article on Thursday, and published: “This is not my words, not the way I speak. Also, I do not draw the pictures.”

The developments came on Friday amid a troubled week for the president because some of his most loyal supporters demanded more transparency and general disclosure in the Ibstein case.

Some of Trump’s loyalists have even called for the resignation from Public Prosecutor Bondi after he reflected its course on issuing some documents related to Ibstein.

Chad Bianco, Sherif Jamhouri, runs for the position of California Governor, told BBC News that Trump’s dealings of Epstein’s files were “not what I expected” and that “millions” of his followers were disappointed.

“We feel that we are talking about stupid children.”

Meanwhile, members of Congress presses the passing of the “discharge” that would force Bondi to launch a wide range of materials that the Ministry of Justice is associated with two parabes.

The effort has gathered some of the opponents of Congress, including Republican Margori Taylor Green and Democrat Alexandria Okasio Cortez, both of whom are signed as supporters.