Ro Khanna

In the United States, we're sitting on our hands.

Haley Robeson is extraordinary.

She is a survivor.

She was a Trump voter.

She came twice to the press conferences appealing to Donald Trump to just release these files to see justice.

Now what many of these survivors are saying is some of their rapists are in the files.

They're less concerned about even the release of the remaining 50 percent of the files.

And they're more concerned about why no one is investigating these people.

Why are they no prosecutions?

Why is it that someone like Les Wexner, who we know had alleged hundreds of millions of dollars of ties to Epstein, why is it that the DOJ has never interviewed him, that the FBI has never interviewed him, that he's never been investigated under oath by our law enforcement agencies?

You have two tiers of justice in America.

One tier of justice for ordinary Americans and another tier of justice for rich and powerful people who are above the law.

That's why I have called them the Epstein class.

We need to prosecute them.

We need to hold them accountable.

And right now we're doing the least of anywhere in the world.

The last point I'll say, it's two American congresspeople, Thomas Massey and me, that exposed all of this.

And yet America is doing the least and the rest of the world is acting far more.

That's the irony here.

Thank you, sir.