Donald Trump’s ‘Never met Epstein’ claim gets jazzed up — viral video trolls him with 750K+ views and counting

Donald Trump’s controversial handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case has prompted many of his critics to capitalize on the scandal and satirize the United States president’s perceived flip-flopping on the issue. Among the critics taking aim at Trump is Jeremy Newberger, who’s a part of the Ironbound Films production crew and has been posting AI-generated political satire on the YouTube channel Mr. Newberger’s AI Funnies.

His 1930’s-inspired jazz music video “Releasing the Files” has garnered over 750,000 views on YouTube and it tears into Donald Trump’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the administration’s constant moving of the goalposts on the investigation, and Trump’s recent attempts to bury all discussion on the matter. All the while, the song mocks Trump’s attempts to distance himself from the infamous sex trafficker with the refrain that he “never met Epstein or touched any teens”.

Newberger’s other viral hits, all of them also trolling Trump, include “Taco Taco Taco”, “When the Tariff Comes” and “No Kings”.


Newberger’s AI-generated jazz music video openly mocks the talking points trotted out by Donald Trump and his supporters throughout his second term. Early into his second presidency, Trump and his administration had hyped up the release of the Epstein files, only to move the goalposts and disappoint the supporters who expected them to release anything substantial.

As the music video nears its end, its lyrics mirror Trump’s own attempts to get everyone to stop talking about the case, with the song eventually warning that Trump will send the military and Feds after anyone who manages to actually get the files released because his name is probably in them.


When discussing the Jeffrey Epstein case on X, Newberger has made no secret of his belief that Donald Trump really is a pedophile and sexual predator who’s trying to cover his tracks, with one tweet explicitly calling Trump a “kid toucher”.



While Newberger’s AI music video has been a runaway success, it isn’t the only time he’s publicly discussed the Jeffrey Epstein case. On July 17, Newberger, along with his high school friends Dave Eagle and Michael Romanelli, discussed the Jeffrey Epstein case on the Generation Exile podcast.


There, Newberger and the others talked about the uncomfortable position many of Donald Trump’s backers such as Marjorie Taylor-Greene were in, given that they’d hailed him as an anti-Epstein crusader only for his administration to claim that there was no client list to be found. Despite all this, they believed that most of Trump's supporters would stick by him, because they likened his base to a "cult".

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