Ro Khanna

Things like, who were the other co-conspirators?

Who were the other men who raped these underage girls?

Did she have any conversations about a deal with Donald Trump?

Now, she's taken a blanket Fifth Amendment on any question.

And my view is that many of my questions don't in any way incriminate her.

So we'll see what she does.

But there are seven questions that I have specifically asked.

And the assumption is she's pleading the Fifth to each one of those.

And the American people will say that there's an inconsistency.

Why did she not plead the Fifth when Blanche asked her questions?

And now she's pleading the Fifth about things that don't implicate her, but may implicate

many of the other powerful people in the Epstein class that committed these crimes.

They've released, at best, half the documents.

But even those shock the conscience of this country.

I mean, you have some of the most wealthy individuals, tech leaders, finance leaders, politicians, all implicated in some way, having emails about wanting to go to Epstein's island, knowing that Epstein was a pedophile.

It's frankly one of the largest scandals, in my view, in our country's history, and there is a demand for elite accountability.

But the survivors' lawyers that I've talked to have said that the survivors are still upset.

They're upset that many of their names accidentally came out without redactions, and they want to make sure the rest of the files come out.

The New York Post is saying this has gone too far.

You know, it's gone too far.