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We told you that Donald Trump's dark00:00:02
past would surface. We told you he could00:00:04
run, but he could not hide. Now, new00:00:08
Epstein documents are surfacing on00:00:11
Monday night are very, very, very00:00:14
concerning. I want to share them with00:00:16
you and I want to share with you the00:00:18
sequence of what went down yesterday. So00:00:22
earlier in the day, Democratic Congress00:00:24
member Ro Kana stated that he had heard00:00:28
that the DOJ would be producing another00:00:31
batch of Epstein files in the afternoon.00:00:34
People waited for the afternoon and00:00:37
those files were not produced. So we at00:00:40
the Midas touch network entered a search00:00:43
term to look for data set 8 using the00:00:48
prior search formats and constructs even00:00:52
though it wasn't on the DOJ website. And00:00:55
sure enough that actually opened up a00:00:58
website for data set 8 even though it00:01:01
was not posted on the DOJ website. So at00:01:05
the Midas touch network, we quickly00:01:07
downloaded everything on data set 8. It00:01:10
was tens of thousands of documents.00:01:12
Still nowhere near the complete file00:01:15
that constitutes the Epstein files, but00:01:18
there were tens of thousands of records.00:01:20
We downloaded them and we started going00:01:22
through them document by document. Some00:01:25
of these documents raise a lot of00:01:28
serious questions and the fact that it00:01:30
was not posted on the DOJ website also00:01:34
raised some red flags. Then later in the00:01:38
evening on Monday night, the DOJ posted00:01:42
set 8. Now, some of these documents that00:01:45
we uncovered that I say raise these00:01:48
concerns, these red flags were moved.00:01:51
still there, but the document numbers00:01:55
were shifted and so you had to go and00:01:58
re-examine them to determine where they00:02:01
were. So, it also raises some serious00:02:04
questions. Why were they manipulating00:02:06
and changing the document numbers on00:02:10
these pages within a matter of hours?00:02:13
And what else might they be covering up?00:02:16
So, here's one of the messages that we00:02:20
uncovered. Let me read it to you. In00:02:23
data set 8 of the Epstein files00:02:25
released, which was briefly posted on00:02:28
the Justice Department's website00:02:30
yesterday, there is a letter alleging to00:02:33
be sent from Jeffrey Epstein to00:02:35
convicted sex offender Larry Nasser.00:02:38
Remember Larry Nasser? You know who that00:02:41
was? the American convicted serial sex00:02:43
offender, former family medicine00:02:46
physician. He was the team doctor of the00:02:49
United States Women's National Gymn00:02:51
Gymnastics Team and a physician at00:02:53
Michigan State University where he00:02:56
sexually assaulted hundreds potentially00:02:58
thousands of young girls. So, in the00:03:02
Epstein files, in data set 8, which was00:03:06
briefly posted and then posted later in00:03:09
the night with different bait numbers,00:03:11
document numbers, there's this letter00:03:13
which was postmarked just days after00:03:16
Epstein died. Here's how it reads. Dear00:03:19
LN, LN Larry Nasser. Dear LN, as you00:03:23
know by now, I have taken the short00:03:26
route home. Good luck. We shared one00:03:28
thing, our love and caring for young00:03:31
ladies at the hope they'd reach their00:03:34
full potential. Our president shares our00:03:37
love. Our love of young new girls. When00:03:41
a young beauty walked by, he loved to00:03:44
quote grab snatch. Whereas we ended up00:03:47
snatching grub in the mess halls of the00:03:50
system. Life is unfair. Yours, J. Epste.00:03:55
Now, this letter, you analyze it, was00:03:58
returned to sender. Reporting indicates00:04:01
that Epstein sent a letter to Nasser00:04:04
from prison before his alleged suicide.00:04:07
The contents of that letter was never00:04:09
revealed. Additional documents show that00:04:12
the letter was submitted for handwriting00:04:15
analysis within the FBI, though it's00:04:18
unclear if investigators ever reached a00:04:20
conclusion on whether or not this letter00:04:23
was definitively written by Jeffrey00:04:25
Epstein. So these images had the00:04:28
document numbers or we call them Bates00:04:30
numbers. EFTA 36086,00:04:34
36085.00:04:36
And then there were the various uh00:04:38
forensic analysis documents 36076,00:04:42
36077 and 36078 where it was actually00:04:46
sent out to a lab for a handwriting00:04:50
analysis to see if it was Epstein's and00:04:52
we never got back those results or we00:04:55
don't know where those uh results are as00:04:58
of now. Now, in addition to that, there00:05:02
was another document that we uncovered00:05:05
that I want to share with you, which00:05:07
raises a lot of red flags. Here it is.00:05:11
Right here, you'll see the document00:05:13
number EFT00:05:15
29798.00:05:18
Subject: Epstein flight records, dated00:05:21
January 8th, 2020. Let me read it to you00:05:24
for your and by the way this is a letter00:05:26
sent by assistant United States00:05:29
attorneys. So these are federal00:05:31
prosecutors from the Southern District00:05:33
of New York. They were the ones who00:05:35
would have been prosecuting Epstein uh00:05:37
before he died by alleged suicide and00:05:40
they were the ones who successfully00:05:42
prosecuted Gilain Maxwell. Morin Comey00:05:45
was the successful prosecutor who Donald00:05:48
Trump fired a few months ago. But here's00:05:51
one of the internal emails relating to00:05:54
Epstein flight records from those00:05:56
Southern District of New York00:05:57
prosecutors. Let me read it. For your00:05:59
situational awareness, wanted to let you00:06:02
know that the flight records we received00:06:04
yesterday reflect that Donald Trump00:06:06
traveled on Epstein's private jet many00:06:09
more times than previously has been00:06:11
reported or that we were aware of,00:06:14
including during the period we would00:06:16
expect to charge in a Maxwell case. In00:06:20
particular, he is listed as a passenger00:06:23
on at least eight flights between 199300:06:26
and 1996,00:06:28
including at least four flights on which00:06:30
Maxwell was also present. He is listed00:06:33
as having traveled with, among others,00:06:35
and at various times Marlon Maples, his00:06:37
daughter Tiffany, and his son Eric. On00:06:40
one flight in 1993, he and Epstein are00:06:43
the only two listed passengers. On00:06:45
another, the only three passengers are00:06:48
Epstein, Trump and then 20-year-old and00:06:50
this is redacted. Often these redactions00:06:53
are associated with victims. On two00:06:56
other flights, two of the passengers00:06:58
respectively were women who would be00:07:00
possible witnesses in a Maxwell case.00:07:03
We've just finished reviewing the full00:07:05
records. More than 100 pages of very00:07:08
small script and didn't want any of this00:07:11
to be a surprise down the road. And this00:07:13
is signed by an assistant US attorney00:07:16
for the Southern District of New York.00:07:17
In other words, a federal prosecutor00:07:20
sent this email. And you'll see it has00:07:22
document number 29798.00:07:26
Now, that first letter that purports to00:07:29
be from Epstein to Larry Nasser, that00:07:33
was sent here. Pull it up right here.00:07:35
Look at the date. August 13th of 2019.00:07:39
And that was postmarked a few days00:07:42
actually after Epstein died. But we've00:07:45
heard about the potential existence of a00:07:49
letter like that before and this idea00:07:52
that Epstein may have sent a letter and00:07:54
it may have been rejected and sent back00:07:57
after he died. Now, the Associated Press00:08:01
actually did public records requests00:08:03
back in 2023 to the Bureau of Prison.00:08:07
They found emails that reference that00:08:10
letter, but they never were able to00:08:12
uncover the actual letter. Just emails00:08:14
back and forth that reference the00:08:17
Epstein Nasser letter. So, this was an00:08:19
article from June 2nd, 2023. Prison00:08:22
documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein tried00:08:25
to reach out to Larry Nasser, gymnastics00:08:28
coach, convicted of sexual abuse. While00:08:30
he was in prison, disgraced financeier00:08:32
Jeffrey Epstein sent a letter to Larry00:08:34
Nasser, the former Olympic doctor who00:08:36
sexually abused girls for decades. New00:08:38
documents reveal the Associated Press00:08:40
first reported the discovery, which was00:08:42
found in the midst of over 4,000 pages00:08:45
of documents. The news agency obtained00:08:47
nearly four years after Epstein, who was00:08:49
accused of child sex trafficking, died00:08:51
of an apparent suicide in New York City00:08:54
jail while awaiting trial. The new00:08:56
documents offer additional insight into00:08:58
what documents previously released by00:09:00
the Federal Bureau of Prisons, BOP, in00:09:03
2021 revealed about Epstein suicide. The00:09:06
documents were acquired from the Bureau00:09:07
of Prisons under the Freedom of00:09:09
Information Act and shed light on00:09:11
Epstein's death and his behavior during00:09:13
his 36 days at the Metropolitan00:09:15
Correction Center, MCC, including his00:09:18
attempt to connect with Nasser.00:09:20
According to the AP, an investigator00:09:22
discovered Epstein's letter to Nasser in00:09:24
the jail mail room weeks after Epstein00:09:27
was found dead. According to the00:09:29
documents, the letter was not part of00:09:31
the documents obtained by either the AP00:09:34
or CNN. But the documents reference that00:09:36
the letter was returned to the jail in00:09:38
September 2019, weeks after Epstein's00:09:41
death. Quote, "It appeared he mailed it00:09:43
out and it was returned back to him."00:09:45
The investigator told a prison official00:09:48
in an email included in the documents.00:09:50
Quote, "I'm not sure if I should open it00:09:52
or if we should hand it over to anyone."00:09:55
The copy of the email exchanged by CNN00:09:58
obtained by CNN is redacted and does not00:10:01
reference Nasser by name. But in their00:10:03
reply, an MCC staff attorney described00:10:06
the original address of Epstein's letter00:10:09
as quote, "The former doctor of the US00:10:11
female gymnastics team that was00:10:13
convicted of molesting a bunch of girls00:10:15
under the guide of medical procedures00:10:17
examinations." The attorney added, "Some00:10:20
of the victim accounts are pretty00:10:21
horrific." It is unclear if the two men00:10:24
had any relationship. Also, an article00:10:27
from the Guardian described the letter00:10:29
from Epstein to Nasser that was00:10:31
previously uh reported among the00:10:34
documents that were uh found in the mail00:10:37
room weeks after Epstein's death. Okay.00:10:41
So, I want to give you all of that00:10:43
context. So that letter purportedly sent00:10:46
from Epstein and Nasser was referenced00:10:48
before, but the actual letter itself was00:10:51
never uncovered potentially until what00:10:54
was just um released right there. Also,00:10:57
you have that other letter from the top00:10:59
federal prosecutors in the Southern00:11:01
District of New York referencing Trump00:11:04
being on the jet with Epstein more than00:11:06
they even expected right there. But what00:11:09
this is all telling me as well is that00:11:11
there's a lot more documents out there.00:11:14
Specifically, the documents that really00:11:16
need to be released right now are the00:11:20
FBI interviews with the victims, with00:11:23
the witnesses, with all of these people,00:11:27
right? I mean, when we talk about Trump00:11:30
being on the jet with Epstein more than00:11:32
those federal prosecutors expected,00:11:34
they're also referencing an entire00:11:36
corpus of evidence and witness00:11:38
interviews that have yet to be released.00:11:41
Those are the documents that need to get00:11:43
out there. And if what I'm sharing with00:11:45
you references Trump or potentially00:11:48
references Trump in these settings, you00:11:50
could judge for yourself. I'm expressing00:11:52
to you opinion protected by the First00:11:54
Amendment of the United States00:11:56
Constitution. Right. I'm giving you my00:11:58
opinion here by showing you what's been00:12:00
produced and I have a right to give you00:12:02
my first amendment opinion. I want to00:12:04
see victims. All this is protected by00:12:06
first amendment opinion. Right? So I00:12:08
want to also I want to get you the00:12:10
witness statements. I want to get the00:12:12
FBI statements. I want to get you all00:12:14
these victim and survivor statements. So00:12:17
um yesterday before all this news even00:12:20
broke, I had the opportunity to00:12:22
interview with Democratic Congress00:12:24
member Ro Kana. He's the Congress member00:12:26
who had put forward the discharge00:12:28
petition with Republican Thomas Massie00:12:30
and he was spot on when he was saying we00:12:32
know there's a cover up taking place and00:12:35
we want to see the FBI witness00:12:37
interviews especially in light of00:12:39
everything that I just shared with you.00:12:41
We need to see that. So because what was00:12:44
just uncovered that I'm sharing with you00:12:46
was all yesterday evening and the Midas00:12:49
Touch Network was one of the first to00:12:50
break this. Let me show you the00:12:52
interview I did with Democratic Congress00:12:54
member Ro Kana slightly earlier in the00:12:56
day. Um, but this this works perfectly00:12:59
together. Let me show you what my00:13:01
interview with Congress member Connor00:13:02
said. Here, play this clip. So, look,00:13:04
rather than us just speculating about00:13:07
what our sources are saying, why don't I00:13:09
bring in Democratic Congress member00:13:11
Roana? Ro Kana along with Republican00:13:14
Congress member Thomas Massie were the00:13:16
ones who put forward this discharge00:13:19
petition that became the Epstein00:13:21
transparency act that the Trump regime00:13:24
has now violated. So let's bring in00:13:26
Democratic Congress member Kana.00:13:28
Congressman Kana, it is great to be with00:13:30
you right now. So my question for you is00:13:33
my sourcing tells me that all the00:13:35
victims and survivors that have been00:13:37
speaking with Congress members like00:13:39
yourself are saying that get those FBI00:13:43
uh interviews released. Those FBI00:13:45
interviews mention some of these other00:13:48
uh men, these Wall Street tycoons, these00:13:51
politicians, these other people. They'll00:13:53
be on those FBI files. So if there was a00:13:56
hierarchy, wouldn't we want those FBI00:13:59
interviews? And and what else could we00:14:01
be doing with this Trump regime right00:14:04
now given their obstructive behavior,00:14:06
their criminal behavior? Congressman00:14:09
Ben, you nailed it. As usual, you got to00:14:12
the heart of the matter. This is what00:14:14
it's all about. The FBI interviews with00:14:18
the survivors. You know what is00:14:20
appalling? You've got justice releasing00:14:23
the names of survivors. They're00:14:25
literally releasing the names of00:14:27
survivors, which they're not allowed to00:14:28
do by law. But they're not releasing the00:14:31
FBI interview files with those same00:14:34
survivors. And the FBI interview files00:14:37
have the names of other men. They have00:14:40
the names of the Wall Street tycoons,00:14:42
the politicians who visited Epstein's00:14:44
rape island and who either engaged in00:14:48
the rape of these underage girls or00:14:49
covered it up. How do I know? Because00:14:51
I've talked to the survivors. I've00:14:52
talked to the survivors lawyers who were00:14:54
at the FBI interviews, who gave these00:14:57
names, who are saying release them. But00:14:59
you have the Department of Justice more00:15:01
concerned with protecting the00:15:03
reputations of these men than they are00:15:05
protecting the reputation of these00:15:07
survivors. So, you know, I hope everyone00:15:09
listens to your 90 seconds because00:15:11
that's what it's all about. It's not we00:15:12
don't need all 300 gigabits. We don't00:15:14
need all the documents. I mean, I'd like00:15:16
that's what the law calls for. What we00:15:18
need is those interview memorandum. And00:15:19
if you if people don't think it's a00:15:21
hoax, I mean, it's not because I've00:15:22
talked to the survivors, then just00:15:23
release the the the interview memos and00:15:25
we'll put it to to rest. But I guarantee00:15:27
you once those interview memorandum are00:15:30
released, there are going to be other00:15:32
powerful men implicated. Well,00:15:34
Congressman, what happens next though00:15:36
when the Trump regime doesn't produce00:15:38
this? Now, I've seen you and Congressman00:15:40
Massie talk about inherent contempt.00:15:43
What does that mean? What else is being00:15:46
discussed? And let's face it, I mean,00:15:47
it's great that Thomas Massie is a00:15:50
Republican in a bipartisan way working00:15:52
with you and you could pull in a handful00:15:54
of others as we saw with the discharge00:15:56
petition, but you've got people like00:15:58
James Comr who actually chairs the00:16:00
oversight committee and he's like, "This00:16:02
was great. This is transparency. This is00:16:04
amazing." So, how do you deal with all00:16:07
of that?00:16:08
>> James Comr is part of the 3%. The Thomas00:16:11
Massie put out a poll to his supporters00:16:13
to the MAGA base. How many people think00:16:15
it was transparent? 3%. How many think00:16:18
it was not transparent? 97%. I have00:16:20
never had more MAGA Republicans back me00:16:24
up than uh when I called out Pam Bondi.00:16:27
One said, "I don't ever retweet Indians,00:16:29
but I'm going to make an exception and00:16:31
retweet Kana because he's right about00:16:33
Pam Bondi." I mean, these are the kind00:16:35
of MAGA people who are upset with what00:16:38
Pam Bondi has done. They know it is00:16:40
total fabrication. They know that00:16:42
they're hiding and protecting these rich00:16:44
and powerful men. And you know, Massie00:16:46
and I, we don't stand at convention. You00:16:49
know, we have some people in our own00:16:50
party saying, "Well, we got to have a00:16:52
process and it's too premature." Come00:16:54
on. We know she's lying. So, we said,00:16:56
"We're going to introduce inherent00:16:57
contempt." That means that every day she00:17:01
doesn't produce a document after a00:17:03
certain grace period, she's going to be00:17:04
fined, $5,000, and the sergeant-at-arms00:17:07
can actually arrest her uh to do that.00:17:09
Now, whether that actually comes to00:17:11
pass, it scared them enough that they00:17:13
suddenly started to release unredacted00:17:16
versions of the documents that they00:17:17
released that were redacted. Why?00:17:19
Because they know that Republicans are00:17:21
going to support our contempt00:17:23
proceeding. They know that Susan Walls,00:17:25
the White House chief of staff, is livid00:17:28
at how botched Bandi has been and the00:17:31
DOJ has been. They know that the MAGA00:17:33
base on this issue, not on any other00:17:35
issue. On this issue, the MAGA base00:17:37
disapproves of Donald Trump00:17:39
overwhelmingly. And our final step is00:17:42
going to be with the survivors. We've00:17:44
talked to them today. They're willing to00:17:45
come to the capital again to relive00:17:47
their trauma a third time. The first00:17:50
time they came, we passed it through the00:17:51
House. The second time they came, we00:17:53
passed it through the Senate and the00:17:55
president signed it. And the third time00:17:57
they came, the whole country is going to00:17:58
be watching. I don't think Pam Bondi00:18:00
wants that. she should release the00:18:02
files.00:18:03
>> Can you share maybe some of the other uh00:18:06
things under consideration in terms of00:18:08
legal action? I think you have your00:18:11
quasi civil criminal, this inherent00:18:14
contempt, these fines and perhaps00:18:17
criminal referrals. Um, I think people00:18:19
want the documents too that like people00:18:21
still is there a process to get at the00:18:24
documents and you know I've tried to00:18:26
wear my former litigation cap in these00:18:29
big types of cases and I'm thinking you00:18:31
know in these big disputes where I00:18:32
fought over terabytes of documents when00:18:35
I was taking down big Ponzi schemers out00:18:37
here in California the big medcap Ponzi00:18:40
scheme I was involved you may remember00:18:41
that back in California back in the day00:18:43
you know as well you know we had three00:18:45
four five terabytes way actually more00:18:47
documents than here and you would bring00:18:49
in discovery referees and people who can00:18:52
help, you know, turn it over. So, I just00:18:54
wonder if there's any jurisdiction00:18:56
amongst any of the federal records that00:18:59
have released these grand jury00:19:00
transcripts because you noticed on that00:19:03
so-called fact sheet that the DOJ put00:19:06
out, which is like a lie sheet about00:19:08
their cover up, they try to blame it on00:19:10
the judges and say the judges are the00:19:12
one holding up. So, I just wonder, you00:19:13
show it to Judge Angle Meer and Burman,00:19:16
you're like, "Look what they're saying.00:19:17
and they're saying you have00:19:18
jurisdiction. Let's get a referee. Let's00:19:20
turn this stuff over.00:19:22
>> It's a brilliant suggestion and I was00:19:23
actually talking to several of the00:19:25
lawyers on the oversight committee and00:19:26
others about exactly your suggestion00:19:28
that we take it back to the federal00:19:30
judge. uh that federal judge uh has00:19:33
already ruled that these documents00:19:35
should be released based on the Epstein00:19:37
transparency law. And we said, look, you00:19:38
should appoint a special master uh to00:19:41
see what should be redacted to uh to00:19:43
protect victim identity, but not00:19:45
redacted to protect rich and powerful00:19:47
men who raped underage girls. And why00:19:50
don't you make a determination about00:19:51
what complies with the law? A lot of the00:19:54
law professors and others who have00:19:56
looked at it and legal experts have said00:19:58
what the Justice Department doesn't pass00:20:00
the laugh test in terms of compliance00:20:02
with our law because our law explicitly00:20:04
says two things. Internal communications00:20:06
need to be released. Work product needs00:20:08
to be released. Draft of decisions00:20:10
whether to charge or not need to be00:20:12
released and they're claiming workforce00:20:14
work product privilege. Well, we00:20:15
explicitly drafted the statute to make00:20:17
that an excuse that they couldn't use.00:20:20
Our our our law also says you can't00:20:22
consider reputational harm. You can't00:20:25
consider embarrassment. They're out00:20:26
there saying, "Well, we want to protect00:20:27
some of these rich men because they00:20:29
weren't charged and there's no00:20:31
corroborating evidence." No, you can't00:20:32
use that. If there is an accusation in a00:20:35
witness memorandum, you need to release00:20:37
that. So, going to these judges is an00:20:39
excellent strategy. By the way, it00:20:41
doesn't have to be Congress. It can be00:20:43
any uh litigation that that that does00:20:46
that. It could be the survivors. It00:20:48
could be a nonprofit whistleblowing00:20:50
agency, go to the federal judges, ask00:20:52
for a special master, have them review00:20:54
the documents. Uh that probably is uh00:20:57
another way that we're going to get to00:20:59
the truth of the matter,00:21:01
>> right? You have that you can bring an00:21:02
injunctive relief action and initiative00:21:04
proceeding. Maybe you relate it uh to00:21:07
the you know, it's it's so fascinating00:21:08
the you know, enforcing this enforcing00:21:12
the law that you created. What I find00:21:14
fascinating too, and you probably find00:21:16
use a different uh word for for it other00:21:19
than fascinating, is Todd Blanch is00:21:21
saying, "Look, the drafters of this,00:21:23
Kana and Massie, they never excluded our00:21:28
ability to assert attorney, client,00:21:31
work, product, deliberative process,00:21:33
privilege." He's like, he's expressly00:21:35
said that in in that memo that I read00:21:37
and he's like, "So, the law enables us00:21:40
to do all of these." So before we go,00:21:43
what do you say? You're the drafter of00:21:44
the law. You and Massie came up with00:21:46
this thing. So when he's out there00:21:48
saying the drafters never stopped us00:21:51
from doing that, what's the00:21:52
congressional intent behind this? Well,00:21:54
he's flat out wrong. And uh former00:21:57
prosecutors have looked at this, former00:21:59
law professors have looked at this have00:22:01
said that's not going to survive five00:22:03
minutes in front of a court. And the00:22:05
reason is we explicitly wanted the word00:22:07
product. What did we knew when we had00:22:09
talked to survivors that we wanted the00:22:11
60count draft indictment that uh had00:22:14
been prepared on the Epstein case only00:22:16
two counts were actually charged. Why00:22:18
were the 60 counts dropped? We wanted00:22:20
that draft indictment. We wanted the00:22:22
draft prosecution memo. That's how we00:22:24
drafted the language. So, we have a00:22:26
section in a two-page bill, a section00:22:28
saying any internal communication in the00:22:31
Justice Department about whether to00:22:33
charge or not needs to be released. It's00:22:35
explicitly asking for the internal00:22:38
deliberations for the work product. This00:22:40
is not ambiguous and there is00:22:42
congressional record and testimony about00:22:45
how Massie and I want those explicit00:22:47
documents. The survivors who are00:22:49
standing with us are saying those are00:22:51
the documents we want. So, you know,00:22:54
Blanch is he just thinks that he could00:22:56
have talked his way out of this and00:22:58
everyone would forget because we're00:22:59
headed to Christmas. That was their00:23:01
strategy. And what's mindboggling to me00:23:03
is that's been their strategy for the00:23:05
last nine months. Let's just put00:23:07
something out and it let hope people00:23:09
forget. And Susan Wilds herself is00:23:11
saying this is incompetent. This is a00:23:13
whiff. And by the way, they're just00:23:14
making it a bigger and bigger deal00:23:17
because the average person at home is00:23:18
saying, "Huh, they're exposing the00:23:20
survivors, but they're not exposing the00:23:23
people who are abusing the survivors.00:23:25
Why are they hiding for these people?00:23:27
What are they covering up? and what is00:23:30
so corrupt about this system. And so00:23:32
they're going to be in for a rude00:23:34
awakening in January if they do not in00:23:37
the next seven days get this stuff out00:23:39
there. We uh I don't know if you can00:23:41
share this, but uh any FBI00:23:44
whistleblowers or DOJ whistleblowers who00:23:48
may be uh on the horizon who's upset00:23:52
about the way this was handed who may00:23:53
have information.00:23:54
>> We've had some uh approaching uh the the00:23:57
our office and the committee. I00:23:58
obviously can't get into get get into00:24:01
the details, but uh there are people who00:24:04
are upset about the non-compliance with00:24:07
the law and they don't want to be held00:24:09
accountable, right? Anyone who is at the00:24:11
Justice Department who's involved with00:24:13
this, who's not complying, could be00:24:15
prosecuted for obstruction of justice.00:24:16
Now, Pam Bondi is not going to prosecute00:24:18
them and Donald Trump isn't going to00:24:20
have a just an attorney general who00:24:21
prosecutes them. But, you know, in 2029,00:24:25
we're going to have a Democratic00:24:26
president, and that Democratic president00:24:28
is going to have an attorney general,00:24:29
and that attorney general is going to00:24:31
prosecute the law, not out of uh00:24:34
vindictiveness, out of just saying that00:24:36
you can't commit crimes and get away00:24:37
with it. By the way, I think that should00:24:39
apply to crimes not just in violating00:24:41
the Epstein Transparency Act. I think it00:24:43
should apply to crimes with ICE, crimes00:24:45
in terms of the strikes in the00:24:46
Caribbean. We need accountability before00:24:48
reconciliation. So, if you're at the00:24:50
Justice Department and you know that00:24:52
you're violating the law, you probably00:24:54
don't want obstruction of justice uh00:24:56
charges brought against you. And that's00:24:57
why I think more and more people are00:24:59
speaking up. Well, I want to thank you,00:25:01
Congress Member Connor, for joining us.00:25:03
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audience to understand what happens00:25:08
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