During a recent MS NOW segment, Jen Psaki predicted that Donald Trump would strongly dislike a traveling installation built around the Epstein files. The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room packages 3.5 million pages of government released records into 3,437 bound volumes for a public tour focused on transparency. Created by the Institute for Primary Facts and curated by activist publisher Rachel Rabbit White, the free pop up combines a physical archive with survivor artwork and a visual timeline of Trump’s historical relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The collection weighs roughly 17,000 pounds, while an upper level includes 1,400 electric candles and a wall for visitor reflections honoring victims. Why Take the Epstein Files on Tour? The traveling project is also designed to pressure US senators during the confirmation fight over Todd Blanche, Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney general. Organizers allege that Blanche mishandled key Epstein records while working as Trump’s lawyer, a claim that remains part of the campaign’s advocacy rather than an established finding. Former Trump administration official Miles Taylor has promoted the tour, which organizers say aims to build public support for releasing additional files and challenging Blanche’s nomination. Direct access to the bound documents is limited to credentialed journalists, researchers, lawmakers, and survivors because the archive includes material raising personal privacy concerns. “Donald Trump is gonna hate it,” Jen Psaki said. Early stops have reportedly brought some visitors to tears and renewed calls for greater disclosure. Psaki’s prediction is less about the exhibit’s sheer size than its political optics: thousands of pages, made physical and impossible to scroll past.