Trump's Epstein Shield: Why US Justice Sleeps While UK Arrests Royals
Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein at a Mar-a-Lago Trump's Epstein Shield: Why US Justice Sleeps While UK Arrests Royals February 20, 2026 — Yesterday, British police stormed former Prince Andrew’s Windsor home and arrested him over Jeffrey Epstein-linked misconduct in public office. After hours of grilling, he walked free—but the investigation rolls on. The UK moved like lightning. So why, in America, is Donald Trump still untouchable? The Arrest That Shook Britain Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor—once Prince Andrew—was cuffed on February 19, 2026. Charges? Trading sensitive UK info to Epstein during his trade-envoy days. Photos leaked: him in handcuffs, shoved into a police van under BBC floodlights. King Charles issued a rare statement: “The law must take its course.” First royal arrest in centuries. Victims cheered—finally, accountability. Trump's Name in the Files—Yet No Cuffs Now flip to the US. Epstein files—over 3 million pages, videos, flight logs—dropped last mo...