Trump's handling of Epstein files could ‘tear apart' MAGA movement
'I will say the Epstein case and the way Trump is handling it, threatens to completely tear apart the MAGA movement and the Republican Party,' Ms Tate told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
'The American people deserve the truth, and more and more voters are agreeing.
'It's not that people are mad at Trump personally, they're just saying, hey, this is something you've promised us on the campaign trail, we want the truth.'
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