Thomas Massie

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397 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 16 Sep

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So even a member of Congress can't see what the redactions are.

Now how do we know they pulled them out of the database?

Because they produced them in the public-facing database and some people archived those before the DOJ pulled them back down.

Ostensibly they pulled them down because they didn't properly redact the documents and they exposed survivors information or or whatnot.

But they never put them back up.

So it's a convenient excuse to keep these documents out of that database that then we can't go look at.

And I can tell you it those are some of the most interesting documents that we need to look at that would help.

Help us see whether they are redacting the names of other perpetrators.

So there I've given you four categories of documents that I know he's withholding improperly that need to be disclosed.

And I'm, you know, I'm hopeful that we'll get this passed.

As soon as it goes to the floor, Clayton, I'm you know, just like with the other bills, there was unanimous support.

There was four hundred and twenty-seven to one in the House and a hundred to nothing in the Senate for this bill.

The fight is getting them to vote on it.

And so that's what the discharge petition is.

The discharge petition isn't the final vote on the measure, it's forcing the vote on the measure.

And uh, you know, you could even sign a discharge petition and then vote.

Vote against the bill if you want, but I think you should agree that we should at least vote on this.

But what's going to happen is if we don't get this done and the Democrats take the majority in the midterms, they're going to do this in January.

They're going to take the same bill.

It's a bipartisan bill, co-authored between me and Roe Connor and Teresa Ledger Fernandez, the representative from New Mexico.

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