Keith Adams
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 6 Sep
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that other prominent figures should also cooperate and testify about their knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein.
Lawmakers could say Democrats have testified, now Republicans should too.
But after Hillary Clinton's deposition today, House Oversight Committee members were asked whether President Donald Trump would be called to testify, seeing as he's also mentioned in the Epstein files.
And the Republican committee chair, James Comer, said that President Trump has already answered questions from the press regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and that President Trump has already been transparent by releasing some of the Epstein case documents.
Committee member Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna also claimed that the committee had spoken to survivors of Epstein's abuse and she claimed that they exonerated the president.
Donald Trump himself has denied any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein and believes that too much attention is being paid to the Epstein files.
The governing Labour Party in Britain has suffered a historic defeat in a by-election at the hands of the Green Party.
It's the first time the Greens have won such an election and it will pile more pressure on the unpopular Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Just before we recorded this podcast, I spoke to our UK political correspondent, Rob Watson, who's in the north-western English constituency of Denton and Gorton, where the by-election took place.
Rob, this is a spectacular defeat for Keir Starmer and his Labour Party, isn't it?
It is a seismic defeat because this is traditionally one of Labour's absolute rock-solid safest seats, made up as it is of a large Muslim community which normally votes Labour and a large white working class voters, but they have deserted Labour.
And I think it just shows you how much anger and volatility there is out there in British politics.
But it's not just about Labour, because it's worth remembering that the previously governing Conservative Party, they also did spectacularly badly.
So this is a plague on the mainstream parties in British politics.
And the Green Party, tell us about them.
Why are they significant and how have they managed this feat?
So like other green parties in Europe, they have become more than just eco-warriors, if one could put it that way.
They're now firmly on the left in terms of economics.
They're very much in favour of taxation on the rich, of nationalising large parts of the economy and make the case that essentially working people work hard, as they put it.
to line the pockets of billionaires.
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