Named in the Epstein Files

John Bolton

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Also known as: Bolton, Jack Bolton
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Note: Inclusion in the Epstein files or this database does not imply guilt or wrongdoing. All data is sourced from publicly released government records, court filings, and verified reporting. This page is for public interest and accountability purposes only.
Background

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (2005-2006) and National Security Advisor to President Trump (2018-2019). Bolton is named on the DOJ's 305-name list of government officials and politically exposed persons identified in the Epstein files.

His name also appeared in email threads among Epstein associates discussing outreach to senior government officials, referencing Bolton alongside other figures in relation to potential contacts. On January 30, 2026, the same day the DOJ turned over the first tranche of Epstein files to Congress, the FBI raided Bolton's home and office. The raid was related to separate federal charges that Bolton had mishandled classified information, including 18 counts covering transmission and retention of top-secret national defense material; the timing of the raid alongside the Epstein file transfer prompted political controversy, with reporting indicating it was ordered by FBI Director Kash Patel.

No direct personal relationship between Bolton and Epstein has been established.

Flight Log Appearances
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Related Documents
Anonymous emails reference Kudlow, Bolton, and unnamed 'soldiers' with cryptic schedule notes
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
The messages contain vague references to senior officials (Larry Kudlow, John Bolton) and a cryptic note about 'old soldiers' and a schedule involving 'HBJ', 'MBS', and Paris. No concrete details, tra Sender uses an email address (jeeitunes@gmail.com) and repeatedly references Kudlow and Bolton. Mentions "old soldiers" looking for a gig, implying possible recruitment or use of former military p Cr
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Bolton and Pompeo Linked to Frank Gaffney’s Anti‑Mosque Narrative
2018-06-06 · House-oversight · Government
Bolton and Pompeo Linked to Frank Gaffney’s Anti‑Mosque Narrative The excerpt merely notes that John R. Bolton and Mike Pompeo have appeared on Frank Gaffney’s radio show, which promotes a “stealth jihad” conspiracy. It provides no concrete transactions, dates, or actionable evidence, and the claim is already widely reported in public discourse. While it ties senior officials to a controversial extremist narrative, the lack of specifics limits investigative value. Key insights: Bolton and Pompeo have been guests on Frank Gaffney Jr.’s radio program.; Gaffney’s Center for Security Policy promotes a “stealth jihad” conspiracy.; The passage suggests a possible alignment of senior Trump officials with extremist rhetoric.
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Bolton and Pompeo Linked to Frank Gaffney’s Anti‑Muslim ‘Stealth Jihad’ Narrative
2018-06-06 · House-oversight · Government
Bolton and Pompeo Linked to Frank Gaffney’s Anti‑Muslim ‘Stealth Jihad’ Narrative The excerpt notes that National Security Adviser nominee John R. Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have ties to Frank Gaffney’s Center for Security Policy, which promotes a conspiratorial anti‑Muslim agenda. It provides no specific dates, communications, financial flows, or actionable evidence, making it a weak investigative lead. However, it does connect two senior Trump administration officials to a controversial extremist think‑tank, giving it modest relevance and potential sensitivity if substantiated. Key insights: Frank Gaffney Jr. runs the Center for Security Policy, a think‑tank that claims mosques are part of a "stealth jihad".; John R. Bolton is identified as President Trump's choice for national security adviser.; Mike Pompeo is mentioned alongside Bolton as having ties to individuals/groups promoting this worldview.
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Compilation of 2011 Opinion Pieces on Israel‑Palestine Policy and Political Dynamics
2011-05-25 · House-oversight · Government
Compilation of 2011 Opinion Pieces on Israel‑Palestine Policy and Political Dynamics The document is a curated list of editorial articles and commentary from May 2011. It contains no new factual allegations, specific transactions, or undisclosed relationships involving high‑level officials. The content repeats well‑known public positions of Netanyahu, Obama, U.S. politicians, and Palestinian actors, offering only general political analysis and speculation. While it mentions several powerful figures (e.g., Netanyahu, Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Bolton, Mark Mellman), there are no concrete leads-no dates, amounts, or actionable evidence-that would support an investigative follow‑up. Key insights: Repeated claims that Netanyahu’s rhetoric is aimed at domestic political gain rather than security.; Discussion of U.S. partisan maneuvering around Israel‑related voting blocs for the 2012 election.; Analysis of Hamas vs. al‑Qaeda distinctions and internal Hamas disagreements.
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Fwd: Regarding the Appointment of John R Bolton (Terje Rod-Larsen, 22 Feb 2017)
· Efta-ds9 · Other
From: Terje Rod-Larsen. To: Jeffrey Epstein. Date: 22 Feb 2017. Subject: Fwd: Regarding the Appointment of John R Bolton
Social media posts linking Brexit, Trump, and various political slogans on June 23, 2016
· House-oversight · Government
Social media posts linking Brexit, Trump, and various political slogans on June 23, 2016 The passage is a collection of unrelated Twitter excerpts with no concrete names, transactions, or actionable leads. It mentions high‑profile figures only in passing (e.g., Trump, John Bolton) and lacks any specific allegations, dates beyond the election day, or evidence of wrongdoing, making it low‑value for investigation. Key insights: Multiple users retweeted pro‑Brexit and pro‑Trump messages on the day of the EU referendum.; References to political figures such as John Bolton and vague mentions of the Federal Reserve.; No specific financial flows, legal documents, or direct accusations are presented.
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