Ro Khanna

Of course not.

There was a system of powerful, rich men who either trafficked in these girls or abused them or showed up to Epstein's rape island.

The survivors haven't told me the specific names, but what they have told me with their lawyers is the type of people who were involved.

a Wall Street banker, a powerful politician.

And they said that they sat through interviews with the FBI.

They're called 302 statements.

And they told the names on those 302 statements.

So release the 302 statements.

They're not doing that, even though the law explicitly calls for releasing those statements.

We'll know who these powerful men are.

Then there was a prosecution memo.

Originally, there were 60 counts against Epstein, supposed to be in Florida.

They prosecuted him on two counts.

There's a memo which explains why there should have been 60 counts, including ties with foreign countries, including ties with people who were financing him, including allegations of a honeypot system where he was trying to entrap basically powerful men.

And they're not releasing the memo, even though the law explicitly says we want to know all the decisions of why he was charged or not charged.

This is, I mean, they're covering it up.

And the people are asking, why?

Who are the powerful forces that have such influence that they're covering this up?

Every...

Everyone in the House except one.