Ben Myselis

I guess.

But here's what Marjorie Taylor Greene said.

In no specific order, let's play the first clip of Marjorie Taylor Greene.

She went on to say the following, let's play the other one.

Right, and yeah, it was actually a very powerful speech.

I played most of it in this video I did about that speech over the weekend.

But when Donald Trump and James Comer and MAGA Mike Johnson, while Congress is in recess right now, while they're not working, right, they sent everybody home, while their focus right now

is to ensure that pam bondy doesn't sit for an under oath deposition and that it's not on video that that's actually their position i'm not being hyperbolic like like that's literally their position as it relates to the doj's handling of a child sex trafficking ring if you're bondy or someone involved in that investigation

You should want to testify.

You should want to give speeches about it.

You should want to do what Marjorie Taylor Greene's doing, going around the country, talking about how she's fighting for survivors, right?

Like you should want to make that part of what you've done to give back to how you've used your public service to help.

So it tells you everything you need to know that instead of wanting to talk about what they did to help the survivors, all they want to do is hide and cover up what they did to the survivors and how they've worked to protect the individuals who were the perpetrators in the Epstein file.

And by the way, there was, you know, a moment that happened the other day where Todd Blanch was asked by the press, like, why are you ignoring these Epstein survivors?

Like, why don't you do something?

They're trying to get in touch with you.

And he made some sort of holier-than-thou statement.

If they want to get in touch with me, they should come and knock on the door of the Department of Justice.

So show your cards, basically.

Come down.