Ro Khanna

But I got to say, the visual of you learning that we just invaded Venezuela on your phone.

Yeah.

Ro Khanna, I pray for the carpal tunnel syndrome that I assume you are nursing in your phone hand, but I'm glad that you continue

I can only imagine you over the holidays.

You're a congressman and just the pathetic sight of your neck being craned like all of ours are, like scrolling to find out what your government is doing to you.

The ultimate second-screen experience for the NFL postseason is watching the Epstein Transparency Act come to fruition.

We would give the Attorney General a 30-day grace period to continue to release documents to be in compliance.

And after those 30 days, there would start to be a $5,000 fine on her personally for the documents that she is not releasing.

We also plan to go to the Southern District of New York, asking the judge who ordered these releases to have a special master see what should be redacted or not.

This is what it's all about.

The FBI interviews with the survivors.

You know what is...

a polling, you've got justice releasing the names of survivors.

They're literally releasing the names of survivors which they're not allowed to do by law, but they're not releasing the FBI interview files with those same survivors.

The FBI interview files have the names of other men.

They have the names of the Wall Street tycoons, the politicians who visited Epstein's rape island and who either engaged in the rape of these underage girls or covered it up.

how do i know because i've talked to the survivors i've talked to the survivors lawyers who were at the fbi interviews who gave these names we're saying release them but you have the department of justice more concerned with protecting the reputations of these men than they are protecting the reputation of these survivors so you know i hope everyone listens to your 90 seconds because that's what it's all about it's not we don't need all 300 gigabits we don't need all the documents i mean i'd like that's what the law calls for what we need is those interview memorandum

And if people don't think it's a hoax, I mean, it's not, because I've talked to the survivors, then just release the interview memos and we'll put it to rest.

But I guarantee you, once those interview memorandum are released, there are going to be other powerful men implicated.

that some approaching our office and the committee, I'd obviously can't get into the details, but there are people who are upset about the noncompliance of the law and they don't wanna be held accountable, right?