Donald Trump has reportedly been calling foreign countries' justice departments all weekend threatening and begging them to drop their Epstein investigations, and stop subpoenaing the emails and testimony of Epstein accomplices who could implicate him.

A thorough review of the latest news and investigative reports from multiple reputable sources including The Guardian, The New York Times, CNN, PBS News, The Independent, Fox News, and others reveals no evidence that President Donald Trump has been contacting foreign justice departments to threaten or beg them to halt investigations related to Jeffrey Epstein. Instead, the coverage centers on Trump's legal responses to document releases, lawsuits against Epstein's estate and associates, and the ongoing public scrutiny of his connections to Epstein as revealed in millions of pages of documents.

Some sources discuss criticism of transparency and limited document releases by the U.S. Justice Department under Trump's administration but do not mention any direct interference with foreign investigations. Accusations against Trump related to Epstein focus on unverified claims or internal U.S. Matters rather than international pressure tactics.

Therefore, the specific claim about Trump making threatening calls to foreign justice officials is unsupported by any credible reporting or official information as of February 8, 2026.