Ex-Homeland Security aide unveils “Trump-Epstein Bookmobile” ahead of Texas GOP convention

Miles Taylor, who once served as chief of staff at Homeland Security, revealed that a mobile exhibition containing roughly 3.5 million pages from the Justice Department’s Jeffrey Epstein investigation will travel to multiple U.S. locations, beginning with Dallas, Texas, during the Republican Party’s midterm convention. The project, run by DEFENSE.org and the Institute for Primary Facts, aims to let convention attendees see the documents and hear from Epstein-survivors who are expected to fly in.

Taylor contrasted the bookmobile’s purpose with what he called the convention’s “cultish loyalty” to Donald Trump and noted that GOP candidates are uneasy about aligning with him. He also highlighted that House GOP members seeking re-election must pay over $25,000 to attend the event. The exhibit previously appeared in New York, where millions of pages were bound into thousands of volumes. Taylor suggested the tour will keep the investigation alive through the midterms and beyond, potentially prompting further congressional scrutiny if Democrats regain control of the House.