Ro Khanna

The survivors, I just talked to some of them today.

They're ready to come back to the Capitol.

People say, what are the consequences?

There are only two things that have moved this bill.

And that's the two press conferences of the survivors.

It wasn't Massey.

It wasn't me.

It wasn't Marjorie Taylor Greene.

I mean, Marjorie Taylor Greene showed courage.

It was those survivors.

And that's when the country started paying attention.

And I've talked to them.

They're ready to come back in January.

And so this thing is not over until those documents get released.

No, they have not.

And I'm saddened today because I was talking to the survivors.

There was so much anticipation for today.

They thought, finally, they are being seen, they're being heard, we're going to have a release.

This morning, when the Deputy Attorney General went on television and said he's going to release hundreds of thousands of documents, not the whole thing, Thomas Massey and I texted each other.

We said, we'll give him the benefit of the doubt.