Joining us a member of the House Oversight Committee, Congresswoman Yasiman Ansari, who is a Democrat from Arizona. So, um, your colleagues, Congresswoman Roana, Tom Massie, you heard them. They're confident. Are you confident.>> I am. I am. I mean, I'm disappointed that we don't have the numbers quite yet, but you know, I sat in the room with the survivors of Epstein and Galain Maxwell for several hours listening to their heartbreaking testimonies, their stories, their account of this massive cover up in t ...

All of it was already public. What's new. I mean, very little is new.The the reality is that first this batch of documents that got released yesterday by the committee, uh, one, the committee itself has had for about 2 weeks about 97% of those documents have all been been released to the public. In fact, remember when those right-wing influencers back in February had those big binders, uh, that was a lot of the information that was already released. Congressman, this keep happening.Why is it why do Republic ...

Joining me now we have Arizona Congresswoman Yasamin Ansari. She is on the Oversight Education and Natural Resources Committees. Welcome.Thank you so much for being here. Congresswoman, you just heard DHS Secretary Gnome there talking about expanding ICE operations on Saturday. You visited the Eloy.Uh the Eloy Detention Center in southern Arizona for the second time. You spoke with some two dozen or so detainees and described conditions there as horrific. What did you witness there.And how are detainees bei ...

Not much new here. That's the conclusion by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee after their initial review of more than 33,000 pages of Epstein documents released by the DOJ and it found only 3% contain any new information. A DOJ spokesperson said it provided more than was ever requested.Joining us now, ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, California Democrat Robert Garcia. It's good to have you back on the show, Congressman. What do you believe is new here and has it opened any new lanes ...

Investigation Transparency - Advocates for the complete and unredacted release of interview transcripts, including Bill Barr's testimony, to ensure a transparent process for the American public [1][2][13] - Stresses the importance of releasing files related to the investigation to the committee, highlighting concerns about potential delays and the need for critical scrutiny of the released materials [3][4][14] - Highlights a discrepancy in statements regarding Bill Barr's testimony, suggesting a potential attempt to craft a misleading narrative and calls for the release of the full transcript or video of Barr's deposition [6] Key Individuals and Accountability - Questions the absence of a subpoena for Alex Acosta, emphasizing his extensive knowledge of the Jeffrey Epstein case and the "sweetheart deal" he allegedly facilitated [7][8] - Expresses frustration with the perceived lack of progress in holding individuals accountable in the Epstein case, criticizing the "dance around" by the House Judiciary Committee [12] - Indicates a willingness to take aggressive action, including forcing votes and potentially shutting down the government, to ensure accountability and prevent a cover-up [8][13][21] Political Leverage and Action - Suggests that Senate Democrats should consider refusing to fund the government to leverage action against perceived presidential overreach, such as deploying troops in the streets [17][18] - Emphasizes the need for Democrats to be "all in" and prepared to take drastic measures, including shutting down the government, to stop what they view as harmful actions by the administration [20][21] - Highlights the importance of obtaining and releasing the files related to the investigation to the public, emphasizing the fight for justice for the victims [14][16]

In a new court filing, the Justice Department is looking to unseal grand jury exhibits and transcripts related to the Jeffrey Epstein and Galain Maxwell cases with redactions. At the same time, the administration is still in serious damage control over this case. This week, the attorney general and FBI director, who have not been on the same page, reportedly met at the White House to discuss a range of topics, including Epstein.Who was absent from the meeting. Epste's victims. And many are worrying that the ...

With the Epstein uproar continuing, new details today that undercut White House claims as well as fueling more questions. NBC News reporting top officials did huddle last night specifically to discuss the Epstein scandal and what they will do about ongoing questions and transparency. Something that VP Vance basically all but denied yesterday.Maybe Trump officials are rattled. Maybe they don't have one story to tell. The meeting followed that messaging from the the president who handed the ball handed the mi ...

There's a moment at the end of the emperor's new clothes when the people begin to see the truth. When they start to recognize their leader is not wearing the finest stitching. He's just well naked. Well, today Donald Trump is feeling the breeze. It's no secret that the very foundation of his political power is his unique ability to construct an alternate reality for his supporters to inhabit. But after weeks of deflecting, diverting, distracting attention from the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, Earth 2's popu ...

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Now, there are a lot of reasons that this Epstein scandal is not going away for Donald Trump.One of them is this. He and his administration keep behaving every day like they have something to hide. I mean, Trump himself cannot keep his story straight about Jeffrey Epste.And the more it talks about it, the worse it seems to get. In his attempt to spin another version of how he broke up with the late child sex trafficker, Donald Trump said something truly disturbin ...

Political Scandal & Public Outrage - The Jeffrey Epstein scandal has become a significant political problem for Trump, drawing criticism from across the political spectrum [1][2] - Trump is reportedly "fuming" due to the uproar and its impact on his agenda and presidency [2] - The scandal is described as Trump's "biggest bipartisan scandal this year," indicating widespread outrage [2] - Trump's inability to definitively rule out a pardon or commutation for Ghislaine Maxwell is viewed as suspicious [6][7][8][10] Trump Administration & DOJ Involvement - Concerns are raised about potential abuse of power and "fake investigations" to distract from the Epstein scandal [4] - The Trump DOJ's handling of the Epstein case, including the in-custody death and lack of disclosures, is under scrutiny [23] - The replacement of a prosecutor who successfully won the Maxwell case with Trump's former criminal defense attorney raises questions [12][13] - Democrat Dick Durbin is seeking tapes and transcripts of the Trump DOJ's interviews with Maxwell [14] Public Perception & Media Coverage - Trump's attempts at PR distraction are failing, as the story continues to gain traction in the media [4][5] - Joe Rogan criticizes Trump for "gaslighting" regarding the Epstein files, reflecting public frustration [18][20] - The public is described as a "mob" seeking answers and feeling "gaslighted" regarding the Epstein case [19][20] - The unreleased Epstein files and the broken promise to release the client list are points of contention [21][23][24]