Trump Panics as Dark Past Surfaces at Worst Time!!

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What dark past of Donald Trump is surfacing at this critical time?

Ben Meiselas 0:00
Donald Trump's dark past is surfacing as is the dark past of other MAGA Republicans in Congress, or frankly, any member of Congress who has engaged in despicable conduct that they were trying to sweep under the rug. One thing that we're seeing happen right now is on a bipartisan basis, some Republicans and Democrats, also being led by some MAGA Republican female leaders like Anna Paulina Luna, Nancy Mace, and even Lauren Boebert, are supporting a resolution that would publish all of the sexual harassment settlements and allegations that have been made against members of Congress, especially where hush money payments were made in order to do secret confidential settlements. We caught up with a number of these MAGA Republicans on Capitol Hill during the State of the Union in order to ask them about this resolution, and it's being supported by Democrats, too.
Ben Meiselas 1:03
We could see another discharge petition on this as well. while donald trump was giving that state of the union of course there were empty seats everywhere and that's all that everybody's talking about now as well the highly successful midas touch network boycott of the state of the union 70 plus members in the House and in the Senate boycotted. They joined the Midas Touch event. What a historic night that was to spend that time together. But there were, inside the House chambers, a number of Epstein survivors who were there. And they had a powerful message for Donald Trump with their presence. They wore the butterfly pins. in honor of Virginia Giuffre, who died by suicide. She worked at Mar-a-Lago when she was underage, and she was sex trafficked out of Mar-a-Lago by Epstein.
Ben Meiselas 1:57
And then you also had survivors wearing teal scarves last night as well. This came at the same time where we learned about additional cover-up by the Department of Justice of the Epstein files, specifically regarding accusations by underage children against Donald Trump that are still being covered up right now. There was great reporting originally by Roger Sullenberger on this, then PBS did some good reporting, and the House Oversight Dems did some great work on this. Give credit where credit is due to the great work they've all done. Here's what the Oversight Dems posted last night, right before Donald Trump was giving that stated that does that, what do you want to call it? For the last few weeks, Oversight Democrats have been investigating the FBI's handling of allegations from 2019 of sexual assault on a minor against Donald Trump by a survivor.
Ben Meiselas 2:56
Oversight Democrats can confirm the DOJ appears to have illegally withheld FBI interviews with this survivor.

How are bipartisan efforts addressing sexual harassment in Congress?

Ben Meiselas 3:05
Covering up direct evidence of a potential assault by Donald Trump is the most serious possible crime in this White House cover-up, they go on to write. Here's what NPR's investigation detailed, hat tip to Stephen Fowler. An NPR investigation finds the public database of Epstein files is missing dozens of pages related to sexual abuse accusations against Donald Trump. Other documents that mention Trump have also been taken down. A few of them have been restored after they were called out by NPR, by Roger Sullenberger, and by the Midas Touch and others, and Aaron Parnas, for example. But here's what the report explains. There appears to be at least 50 pages of FBI interviews regarding a specific survivor who accused Donald Trump of sexual abuse when she was a minor.
Ben Meiselas 4:01
That document is being covered up. NPR reviewed multiple sets of unique serial numbers. We call them, in legal jargon, we call them Bates numbers, appearing before and after the pages in question, stamped onto the documents. And you can see in this latest tranche of documents that there are just dozens and dozens of these Bates numbers that are missing. These serial numbers, as they're calling it here, they are absolutely missing. And so By the way, there are still 50 terabytes of documents that are missing as well, which means there's probably 50 million, 100 million records that have not been produced, and we believe, and our sources also tell us as well, that there are far more devastating information in the documents

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