Ro Khanna

I don't know if they wanted to show that they were there.

But just like I corrected the record, Jen, with you in this day and age, you know, telling the truth is pretty basic.

And usually you will get caught if you don't.

Even if you don't have the morality to tell the truth, everything is on social media.

It's easily verifiable.

And the reality is they could have just said they didn't show up.

But they tried to do this watermark, I think, to show that they were there.

Look, I believe every person in those files who said that they visited Epstein's Island or who had extensive correspondence with Epstein after he was convicted should be deposed.

I mean, it should include people like

Bill Gates.

It should include people who are not as prominent, and it should include people like Howard Lutnick, who was obviously engaged in conduct with Epstein, including alleged business conduct, well after he was a convicted pedophile.

And, you know, if Donald Trump had called the police saying that I have concerns with Epstein in 2006, I don't understand how he can have someone in his cabinet who was going and meeting with Epstein six years later after he himself was calling the police saying he's got concerns about Epstein's relationship with young girls.

So the question in the United States of America is very simple.

Are we going to actually have accountability?

We've seen accountability in England.

We've seen it in France.

We're seeing it across Europe.

Are we going to have accountability in this country?

Appreciate it.

We need a new moral vision in this country and for our party, and we need an FDR-like moment for the Democratic Party.