Ro Khanna

And the people who were abusing and raping them were rich and powerful and knew politicians and told them, don't call the police.

So it is just this abuse of power that people for their own gratification treated these folks at disposable for years.

I have seen more than probably most, but it's still 2% or so because they have 3 million of these files that they're allowing us to see and the unredacted versions of just those 3 million.

There are 3 million that they've totally scrubbed, the FBI, but they give us one hour to do it in a cubicle about the size of the studio with four computers.

So they've kept a lot of it

hidden.

And I have more insight because I've got a great team and the survivors will text me.

One person without revealing her confidence said, look, I was raped when I was 17 in France.

And I was raped in a building by someone who lived in the same building as Jeffrey Epstein.

And this person's in the files and he's left the United States and he left France because he doesn't want to be under any jurisdiction.

And she's like, why aren't we investigating this person?

Why aren't we prosecuting this person?

And I can't tell you how many cases there are like that.

They're not all famous people.

They're just rich and powerful men who raped these girls.

And there's no investigation.

There's no prosecution.

And one of them texted me after Pam Bondi and she said, I've lost hope.

I mean, all the pundits are looking at this, oh, who insulted who?

Who came out ahead?