Akilah Hughes

But she was clearly there to do his bidding.

And, you know, Donald Trump never apologizes.

And I think that that's a clear sign that that is, you know, the official line from, you know, not just the president, but the Republican Party is it doesn't matter how egregious, you know, these acts are, how illegal, how damaging.

You know, these women are survivors of horrors.

I think I'm not alone when I say we've all been reading these Epstein files and every day becoming more and more disgusted as more information leaks, as people, you know, access stuff that you haven't seen yet.

And so to just see these women who've already been put through so much, not even, you know, it wasn't enough that Pam didn't, you know, apologize.

She wouldn't even turn around.

Like the ask was, can you at least look at them?

And she was unwilling.

And I think that this is so deeply shameful and will be something that is returned to, I think, for as long as the Epstein files are relevant.

And I think they'll be relevant until some justice is actually served.

Yes.

What I will say is I'm from Kentucky.

Thomas Massey is actually the representative for the area that I'm from.

And I am not a big fan of everything he's done.

But I'll say there is a moral clarity here that does not exist elsewhere in the Republican Party.

He has been grinding the axe to get this information released and unredacted and to the public.

You know, he is the one who forged that bill with Ro Khanna.

He is the one who keeps holding them to account.

I honestly think that like these hearings wouldn't be happening if there was zero pushback from the Republican Party and for him to be sort of carrying that torch matters.