Jamie Raskin

Yes.

And she had what they were calling over in the sense I had a burn book, which is a series of insults for each of us based on our districts or based on our careers.

And a lot of the information was erroneous, as we're saying.

But of course, all of it is a logical and rhetorical fallacy.

In other words, it's a distraction from just answering the question.

We're trying to conduct congressional oversight on serious stuff like a massive global child sex trafficking ring, like American citizens getting shot in the face in Minneapolis, the lawlessness of ICE and the administration.

And we're trying to ask those questions.

And she immediately changes the subject to something else.

Yes, indeed.

Well, look, so this is, it says Pramila Jayapal search history.

Now, when I first saw it, I thought, oh, they did a search on Pramila Jayapal.

No, this is Pramila's search when she took her time to go over to the Department of Justice annex building and

to go through the Epstein file.

So what does this mean?

As I suspected when I was over there, and I was the first one who got there, and there were two people seated around me, they are essentially monitoring us.

So what they gave, if this is accurate and it seems like it is, what they gave to Attorney General Bondi was all of the searches that Pramila Jayapal had done

on the epstein files so she would be able to answer them basically they spied on us as we were conducting our pathetic research because remember there are three million files of the six million they're supposed to turn over they turn over three million and

We're there in these little blocks.

There's four computers and we're scrambling to look at as much of it as possible.

Obviously, we can't even get close to one percent of it in the couple hours we go over there.