Internally, the American people overwhelmingly and overwhelmingly reject Trump's policies. The icing on the cake is the use of black-clad and masked paramilitary squads to arrest, imprison, and deport undocumented immigrants. In foreign policy, the repudiation of most nations and peoples is due to his hypocritical policy, a product of his unconditional support for the fascist regimes of Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ukraine and the genocidal Israeli, Benjamin Netanyahu. Both doomed to an eventual and resounding failure.

As if more bad news were needed, this week Trump increased the chaos within the world economic order by imposing a 15% tariff on Japan and the European Union, with tariffs of 30 and 35% on Mexico, Canada and other nations pending until August 1. Both countries are supposedly strategic allies of the United States.

But not everything is limited to the international level because we cannot ignore the establishment of the "Alcatraz of the Alligators" in Florida, which operates as a prison for immigrants, where the rule is the flagrant violation of human rights, an unequivocal hallmark of the occupant of the White House.

Furthermore, we are obliged to take very seriously Trump's repeated threats to sanction and even "bomb Russia and China." This explains why the most conservative sectors of the United States, the main political base of the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement, are increasingly fired up and likely to turn their backs on Trump once he promised to conclude quickly end the war conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza and restore national economic prosperity.

Furthermore, there is no longer the slightest doubt: the vast majority of the people are outraged with the tycoon and his entire cabinet for their suspicious refusal to publish Jeffrey Epstein's client list and especially because we have learned that Pam Bondi, his Attorney General, alerted him since last May that both his name and substantial evidence against him are in the "Jeffrey Epstein File."

Prominent figures in the MAGA movement, including Elon Musk, General Michael Flynn, Roseanne Barr, Steve Bannon, and Tucker Carlson, are now openly criticizing the president. Thus, Trump goes out of his way to deny this and is quick to emphasize his unreserved support for the inept cabinet members: Pete Hegseth (Secretary of Defense) and Pam Bondi (Attorney General). However, disillusionment among the majority is growing. Perhaps what is most worrying about this political drama is the ominous and calculated silence of Vice President JD Vance in recent times.

As is known, Jeffrey Epstein was a trafficker of women for sexual purposes, many of whom were minors, and were placed at the disposal of powerful women and men, including former President Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Leslie Wexler, founder of the Victoria's Secret and Limited brands, Peter Khiel, founder of PayPal, Xoom and Palantir, actors Bruce Willis, and Kevin Spacy. But above all of them, Trump stands out. Those informed say he never imagined his name would appear on all the records, photographs, and videos documenting the atrocious sexual exploitation of minors.

The situation has worsened for Trump to the point that last week Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche interviewed Jeffrey Epstein's former wife, Ghislane Maxwell, in prison for two consecutive days. Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence for her criminal collaboration with Epstein. Maxwell was granted limited immunity so she could speak freely about what she knows about Epstein's client list. Now, Trump claimed to have the authority to grant Ms. Maxwell a pardon but stressed that no one has asked him to.

Epstein died on August 10, 2019, in a cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC), the federal prison in Manhattan. The real causes of his death are still unknown. However much it may have been hidden, the truth is gradually emerging to the astonishment of the public.