New Billboard Campaign Highlighting Epstein’s Comments About Trump: “Of Course He Knew About the Girls”

Times Square billboard and mobile billboard trucks circling Congress will feature the Epstein files’ latest revelations and call on Republican lawmakers to vote to release all the files.

WASHINGTON – Monday, November 17, 2025 – Today, Home of the Brave launched a new billboard campaign highlighting Donald Trump’s years-long involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and calling on Congress to release all the Epstein files. 

The campaign features a billboard in Times Square that will run for two weeks starting on Monday, which says: “Epstein on Donald Trump: ‘Of course he knows about the girls … [Victim’s name redacted] spent hours with him at my house.’” 

The campaign also features two mobile billboard trucks that will circle Congress for the four days they are expected to vote on the Epstein Transparency Act. The trucks will drive by Rayburn, Longworth, and other congressional offices, featuring Epstein’s comments about Trump and the message: “Congress: Release the Epstein Files.” You can view their route here.

You can view photos of all the mobile billboards here, which you are free to use with credit to Home of the Brave.

The campaign comes as the House released new information alleging that Trump was aware of Epstein’s criminal activity and spent hours in his house alone with one of his victims. Epstein says in the files, “I know how dirty Donald is,” and the “dog that hasn’t barked is Trump.” 

Now that the discharge petition to release the full Epstein files has garnered 218 signatures—including many leading Republicans—Congress is expected to vote on the bill. Home of the Brave is making sure Americans know the stakes, and Congress gets the message loud and clear: Release the Epstein files, all of them, now.

“Donald Trump and his enablers are working overtime to overlook the fact that he’s in the Epstein files, was friends with Epstein for decades, and has spent his first year in office trying to make this story go away,” said Sarah Matthews, advisory board member and spokeswoman for Home of the Brave. “The American people deserve to know the truth, and the people responsible for these heinous acts need to face accountability for their actions—up to and including the president.”

To be connected with spokespeople from Home of the Brave, please contact [email protected]. 

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