Named in the Epstein Files

Mark Meadows

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Also known as: Meadows

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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 White House Chief of Staff to President Trump (2020-2021) and former U.S. Representative from North Carolina's 11th congressional district (2013-2020). Meadows was a founder of the House Freedom Caucus and a close Trump ally.

He is named on the DOJ's 305-name list of government officials and politically exposed persons identified in the Epstein files released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The list, transmitted by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche to Congress in February 2026, identifies individuals whose names appear at least once in the 3.5 million pages of released materials, without specifying context or nature of the reference. Among at least half a dozen senior Trump administration officials identified in the files, Meadows's inclusion is most consistent with his name appearing in political correspondence, news clippings, or government documents within the seized materials.

No reporting has identified a direct personal relationship between Meadows and Epstein.

Flight Log Appearances

No flight log records found for Mark Meadows.

Related Documents

80 House Republicans urge Speaker Boehner to trigger shutdown over Obamacare funding

2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other

The passage outlines a partisan political maneuver to force a government shutdown to block ACA implementation. While it identifies specific actors (Speaker John Boehner, Rep. Mark Meadows, Senate Mino Letter signed by 80 House Republicans demanding a shutdown to defund Obamacare. Authored by Rep. Mark Meadows (R‑NC) and addressed to Speaker John Boehner. Mentions involvement of Senate Minority Lea

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Anecdotal Account of Trump’s 2017 Shutdown Threat and Bannon’s Influence

2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other

The passage provides colorful, unverified narrative details about internal White House dynamics during a 2017 budget shutdown threat, mentioning Trump, Mark Meadows, Mitch McConnell, Jim Mattis, John Trump allegedly threatened a shutdown over a budget bill and was persuaded to sign it after pressure Mark Meadows allegedly called Trump from Europe about the shutdown timeline. Mitch McConnell repor

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Mark Meadows removal, possible perjury

2023-09-02 · Court-unsealed · Case-file

0:00: Hi everyone, Harry here to talk about the possibly increasingly tight spot and hotter water that Mark Meadows is now in as the judge decides whether he can remove his case. 0:14: So a couple of things have happened, one legal and one you could call factual. Legal, the judge has asked this question. We've got all these overt acts in the indictment. What happens if at least one of them is under Meadows's color of office, a definite sort of chief of staff like thing, is that enough for re

Press Snapshot Compilation – Mixed Media Summary (Aug 26, 2013)

· House-oversight · Government

Press Snapshot Compilation – Mixed Media Summary (Aug 26, 2013) The document is a routine aggregation of publicly available news articles and press snapshots covering a wide range of topics (energy, technology, health, education, etc.). It contains no new allegations, financial transaction details, or direct links to high‑level officials engaged in wrongdoing. The only potentially actionable item is a brief mention of a pending call reply to Jeffrey Epstein, but no substantive information is provided. Overall, the passage offers minimal investigative value and low controversy. Key insights: Compilation includes articles on Fukushima, nuclear policy, oil transport, U.S. grid stability, Microsoft leadership changes, health‑care pricing, and education reforms.; Mentions a pending call reply to Jeffrey Epstein from an unknown sender (Boris Nikolic).; References political actions such as 80 House Republicans urging a shutdown over Obamacare and a letter from Rep. Mark Meadows.

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80 House Republicans urge Speaker Boehner to trigger shutdown over Obamacare funding

· House-oversight · Government

80 House Republicans urge Speaker Boehner to trigger shutdown over Obamacare funding The passage documents a partisan letter urging a government shutdown to block ACA implementation. While it identifies specific actors (Speaker John Boehner, Rep. Mark Meadows, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell) and a concrete political tactic, the information is already public and offers limited actionable investigative leads beyond standard political reporting. Key insights: Letter signed by 80 House Republicans demanding a shutdown to defund ACA implementation.; Authored by Rep. Mark Meadows (R‑NC) and addressed to Speaker John Boehner.; Mentions involvement of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in opposing ACA funding.

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Bannon’s alleged push to replace Speaker Paul Ryan with Mark Meadows after the election

· House-oversight · Government

Bannon’s alleged push to replace Speaker Paul Ryan with Mark Meadows after the election The passage offers a vague anecdotal claim that Steve Bannon discussed removing Paul Ryan with the president‑elect, but provides no concrete dates, communications, financial transactions, or actionable evidence. It repeats well‑known political dynamics and lacks novel, verifiable details, making it low‑value for investigative follow‑up. Key insights: Steve Bannon reportedly told the president‑elect they could replace Paul Ryan with Mark Meadows.; The narrative frames the Ryan‑Meadows swap as a strategic goal of Bannon and Trump.; Mentions of Breitbart’s campaign against Ryan and the Tea Party’s influence.

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