The Trump DOJ is rushing to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell to try to find out what she knows.

The claim asserts that the Trump DOJ is actively and urgently seeking to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell to learn what she knows. Breaking down this claim, it involves two key components: first, that the Department of Justice under the Trump administration is involved in such efforts, and second, that these efforts are characterized by urgency ('rushing'). The available sources do not provide any direct or recent evidence supporting this assertion.

Instead, many sources discuss calls from individuals like Alan Dershowitz for Maxwell to testify or be released to provide information, but these are public opinions or legal advocacy rather than confirmed DOJ actions.themirror.comthemirror.comPressure mounts for Ghislaine Maxwell to be released to testify before Congressthehill.comthehill.comDershowitz calls Ghislaine Maxwell an Epstein ‘Rosetta Stone’: ‘She knows...dailymail.co.ukdailymail.co.ukTrump and Epstein's former lawyer reveals astonishing plot to shut down 'client... Additionally, the DOJ has requested unsealing of grand jury testimonies related to Epstein and Maxwell, but this is a procedural legal action rather than an indication of urgent meetings with Maxwell herself.thehill.comthehill.comJustice Department asks judge to unseal Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell jury...

There is no indication that these actions are specifically tied to the Trump-era DOJ or that they involve a rush to meet Maxwell. Moreover, Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence and has limited access; any meetings would be subject to legal and correctional protocols. The sources also include opinion pieces and advocacy statements but lack authoritative confirmation of the claim.

Given the absence of direct evidence and the presence of speculative or opinion-based content, the claim overstates the situation. It conflates calls for testimony or release with actual DOJ operational urgency under Trump.

Therefore, while there is ongoing interest in Maxwell's knowledge related to Epstein's case, there is no verified evidence that the Trump DOJ is rushing to meet her.