Aaron Parnas

They're trying to throw the narrative and the insinuation that something has to be done onto Congress, right?

They don't want it on Todd Blanche.

He's the new attorney general.

They want to give him a clean slate.

They don't want it on Trump in the White House.

They want to say, Congress, it's your job.

Hold these public hearings.

We're demanding it now.

We're the good guys.

You guys do it.

But here's the thing.

It's not Congress's job to interview Epstein survivors.

It's the FBI's and the DOJ's.

The Epstein survivors should not have to go under oath and be grilled by Republican lawmakers who don't believe their stories.

That should not have to happen.

In addition, several Epstein survivors may be subject to NDAs and various settlements and other legal proceedings that won't let them testify.

So there are, I mean, what,

Melania Trump did is and the Epstein survivors put out a statement saying we did our part.

Now it's time for those in power to do theirs.

It's not up to the survivors to do anything more.