A Hollywood star just accused President Trump of hiding Epstein files while calling him a “f**king rapist” who is “all up into 13-year-olds” — even though no public evidence has proved those claims.
Story Snapshot
- “Reacher” actor Alan Ritchson launched a profanity-filled rant about President Trump and the Jeffrey Epstein files during a podcast appearance.
- Ritchson called Trump a “f**king rapist” and said he is “all up into 13-year-olds,” tying his anger to still-unreleased Epstein records.
- Available reporting says Trump’s name appears many times in released Epstein documents but notes he has not been charged with Epstein-related crimes.
- The fight over secret Epstein files feeds a wider belief on left and right that powerful “elites” protect each other while ordinary Americans never see the truth.
What Alan Ritchson Said About Trump and the Epstein Files
On Josh Horowitz’s “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, actor Alan Ritchson shifted from promoting his new movie to venting about politics and abuse of power. He focused on the Jeffrey Epstein case and shouted about the “Epstein files” that he believes must be released so “we can hold people accountable.” In the rant, Ritchson referred to an unnamed leader as a “bitch” with “the keys to the nuclear codes” and said “he’s like all up into 13-year-olds,” then added, “Go to jail.”
Several outlets reported that this was clearly aimed at President Trump, tying the nuclear codes comment and the Epstein records to the current White House. One activist post praised Ritchson for “unloading on Trump,” saying he called the president a “f**king rapist” with “no hedge and no walk back.” This clip and quote spread fast across social media, where supporters and critics replayed the moment and argued over whether Ritchson was brave, reckless, or simply feeding partisan rage.
What the Public Record Does — and Does Not — Show
Reports about the rant note that Trump’s name appears many times in the Epstein materials that have already been released by the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. One detailed story says the files contain at least one allegation that Trump sexually assaulted a minor, but stresses that the releases “do not establish that the allegation was true.” That same reporting states Trump has not been criminally charged or found civilly liable for any Epstein-related abuse.
The government has released millions of pages connected to Epstein since President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act in 2025, but many Americans still believe crucial records and “client lists” remain hidden. A memo from federal investigators said they found no incriminating client list and no grounds to open new cases against uncharged third parties. At the same time, other commentators claim that documents have vanished from government websites and that Trump flew on Epstein’s private plane more than previously known, feeding suspicion that the full story is still being kept from the public.
Celebrity Rants, Deep-State Fears, and a Broken Trust in Government
Ritchson has a history of blasting Trump, previously calling him “a rapist and a con man” and questioning why Christians treat him like a “poster child.” His latest tirade taps into a deep, shared anger that reaches beyond party lines: many Americans on both the right and the left believe that powerful people tied to Epstein were protected while victims were ignored. They see secret files, redactions, and mixed messages from agencies as signs that the system shields elites and leaves ordinary citizens in the dark.
“Reacher” Actor Alan Ritchson Melts Down, Calls President Trump a “F**king Rapist” Who Is “All Up Into 13-Year-Olds” in Deranged Epstein Rant https://t.co/DYcU2h3YIu #gatewaypundit via @gatewaypundit
Repeating the same old lies, never researching for himself. #reacherLies…
— Victor Laszlo (@BlueOU) July 24, 2026
Conservatives frustrated by past liberal “woke” agendas and globalism also resent what they view as a double standard, where accusations against Trump get wall-to-wall coverage while other elites escape scrutiny. Liberals angry with “America First” policies and cuts to social programs see the Epstein secrecy as proof that rich, connected men can abuse the vulnerable and walk away. In this climate, a celebrity outburst becomes more than gossip; it is another flashpoint in a larger story about a federal government that many feel no longer serves the people.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com, washingtontimes.com, huffpost.com, thecurrent.pk, thedailybeast.com, hollywoodreporter.com, tribune.com.pk, substack.com
