Joanna Coles

I mean, of course, we should all be there to celebrate the rule of law, to celebrate the fact that you cannot steamroller Congress.

Even if Congress, a lot of them are lying there saying, steamroller us, I'm lying on my back, just roll over me.

I think we have to celebrate the fact that a judge is brave enough to make the decision that this was the wrong move.

You can't just stick your name on monuments to someone else.

I completely agree.

Okay.

Well, first of all, you showed that picture of her and her opponent.

How can you tell the difference between them?

MAGA women, right?

They both got that very specific look.

MAGA look, yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, this is, you know, what did she think was going to happen?

So let's remind ourselves the four Republicans who went up against Trump demanding the release of the Epstein files after Thomas Massey...

And Ro Khanna got together and said, let's do a bipartisan call to support the victims.

And again, there are a thousand women claiming that they were victimized here by Jeffrey Epstein and many of them girls when this happened.

I mean, it's a truly terrible story, the industrial scale on which he abused girls and young women.

But Thomas Massey, Ro Khanna in a rare display of bipartisanship say, you know, let's do this.

And then three Republican women, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert and Nancy Mace get up and say, yes, we've talked to the victims.

We know what this is like.