This event scores extremely low on constitutional damage (A=0.09) with minimal election impact from a personal allegation denial and no other constitutional drivers engaged. The B-score is high (30.71) due to strong Layer 1 hype: maximum media friendliness for Epstein-Trump stories, high outrage potential, good meme-ability. Layer 2 shows clear strategic distraction patterns: high mismatch between attention and constitutional relevance, timing during other political events, pattern-matches classic character-attack narratives. Intentionality indicators are strong (11/15): personal scandal focus, Epstein association narrative deployment, denial amplification cycle, character attack vector, narrow population targeting. Information operation mechanism with narrow population scope confirms targeted distraction. D-score of -30.62 clearly places this on List B as high-distraction, low-constitutional-damage noise designed to consume attention without substantive governance impact.