Donald Trump rambles about his honesty and innocence but the internet’s not buying it (Video)

Donald Trump went on another long and familiar rant this week, once again declaring that he has done nothing wrong and insisting that he is completely honest, even as questions and attention around the Epstein files continue to grow.

In his comments, Trump painted himself as a constant target, saying he is being unfairly attacked and mistreated. He repeated his usual claim that no one is more truthful than he is, describing himself as “the most honest person anywhere in the world.” As he spoke, the tone was defensive, as if he was trying to convince people who had already made up their minds.

Online, though, many people were not buying it at all.

Social media reacted quickly, and the responses were blunt. One commenter said Trump could not claim innocence while, in their view, taking extreme steps to protect himself.

They pointed to reports that his name was allegedly kept out of the files for months and claimed that House Speaker Mike Johnson shut down the House to delay their release. The commenter argued that people with nothing to hide do not act that way.

Another person mocked Trump’s claim of being the most honest person in the world, suggesting that anyone who told him that must either be imaginary, deeply delusional, or an even bigger liar than Trump himself. They went further, saying Trump may actually be one of the most dishonest figures they have ever seen.

The contrast was striking. On one side, Trump continued to loudly defend himself, insisting on his own innocence and integrity. On the other, a growing number of people online showed little patience for

those claims and openly questioned his credibility. The gap between Trump’s self-image and how many internet users now see him appears wider than ever, with fewer people willing to accept his words without serious doubt.