President Donald Trump hinted in a recent podcast interview with Lex Fridman that he might release the long-hidden client list associated with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender whose connections have remained largely secret. Trump’s remarks have reignited public curiosity about the case, with many wondering if the list will finally be made public.

Fridman questioned why the names of those connected to Epstein’s private island have not been disclosed, calling it “very strange.” Trump agreed, responding, “It probably will be.”

Epstein, who was accused of trafficking minors to powerful individuals, was arrested in 2019, but his client list has yet to be made public. Many believe the list includes well-known political and business figures. Trump’s comments have led to renewed speculation about who might be implicated if the list is revealed.

During the interview, Trump also discussed the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and classified documents related to that case. He suggested some files are still secret to protect certain people, implying the same could be true for the Epstein client list.

When asked directly about whether he would release the Epstein records, Trump said he would “certainly take a look at it” and indicated that he would have no reservations. “I’d have no problem with it,” he said.