Astead Herndon

to talk to Khanna about this and a whole lot more.

Let's dig in.

Congressman Ro Khanna, thank you for joining me.

Thanks for having me.

I want to talk to you for a lot of reasons, but specifically about two issues most clearly.

I think that with this second Trump administration, some of the big dramas have been expected, you know, over immigration, over things like the economy.

But things like the Epstein files and things like AI and the future of work have become these topics.

I feel like you are really right at the center of both of those.

I wanted to start with the Epstein files.

This has become such a large part of the work you're doing in Congress.

I just wanted to know where that started for you.

How did you become the voice for this issue?

Can you give us a status update?

Obviously, there's been a massive document dump, but it can be hard to keep track of.

How much have we gotten?

How much is still out there?

Yeah, we haven't seen that level of accountability, particularly legal accountability here.

But I know that you've been focused on a couple documents most specifically, the 302 victim interview statements, the prosecutor memo from 2007.

I wanted to know for the documents you've both been focused on, have we gotten those?

What's the recourse?