President Donald Trump is mentioned in the Epstein Files over 38,000 times, so it makes sense he tried his best to block the release of documents that show him rubbing elbows with the worst sex pests on the planet.
To further educate the public on this topic, the Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Bookmobile is currently on a national tour, and will make two stops in the Tampa Bay region next week.
Created by the nonprofit Institute for Primary Facts, the bookmobile includes 3.5 million files, all micro-printed within 440 volumes of files (around 800 pages each), which equals approximately 2,500 pounds of paper, says a press press release.
“All the files. The timeline of Trump and Epstein’s relationship. A tribute to survivors. And ways you can take action to demand justice and accountability.”
The bookmobile will be in Tampa and St. Petersburg on Oct. 29-30. The exact locations have not been released, and are announced 24 hours in advance. But you can RSVP for a 20 minute slot to tour the exhibit. Attendance is free, and guests must be over 16-years-old and have government-issued photo ID.
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This article appears in Oct. 22 – 28, 2026.
