＂Voted To BLOCK Epstein Files Release＂ - SHOCKING House Vote STOPS Epstein Files Release
Episode Stats
Words per Minute
193.07013
Summary
In this episode, Pat, Adam, Rob, and Tom discuss the recent vote on whether or not to release the documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. They discuss who is blocking the release of the documents, why, and who is protecting the president.
Transcript
00:00:00.000
Rob, you want to pull up the voting that they did yesterday, last night, the results of it.
00:00:05.140
So the Rules Committee voted 149, motioned by Misgoverned to make in Order Amendment 50,
00:00:11.100
which this was in regards to the files to be preserved and released any records related to Jeffrey Epstein.
00:00:21.120
And the people that said, yes, we're all liberals except for one Republican.
00:00:26.980
And the people that said, nay, we're all Republicans.
00:00:30.820
Tom, why would Republicans not want to release all the records on Jeffrey Epstein?
00:00:37.340
This is now really, really, really bothering me.
00:00:43.860
Why wouldn't all of these people, because this is what people talked about during the election, during the campaign.
00:00:50.460
And by the way, during some of their campaigns, too, it's not just the president.
00:00:53.880
It was other people, reelect me, send me back to Washington, and I will make sure they're JFK, MOK, Epstein, the files are released.
00:01:01.760
Some of these people, I want to find some of these people that were conservatives, they were, they campaigned on that.
00:01:07.820
You know, and Ro Khanna, who's been on this podcast, puts a motion out and says, okay, folks, I'll tell you what, let's all vote on it.
00:01:14.540
Do we put a motion in place that says you should preserve and release the information?
00:01:22.640
And so, and it's just shocking, who's protecting who?
00:01:26.140
Because this is like a clear-cut statement here.
00:01:31.820
Oh, if he has something, we're not going to compel him in this forum to push it out.
00:01:43.140
This really bothers me when I'm told, don't look at anything, nothing to see here.
00:01:49.240
I have a position, I have a position that I'm wondering, Tom, if.
00:01:53.120
But on this vote, this isn't, these votes are bothersome.
00:01:56.060
That's what I was wondering, I was wondering, like, I'm trying to think strategy.
00:02:01.180
I'm trying to think strategy right now because it's one of two things.
00:02:06.240
Either everybody there is there to protect the president, or everybody is taking this position because of some sort of strategy.
00:02:14.840
And I have some thoughts, but I want to go to Adam first.
00:02:19.440
In fact, I love that you, I literally just wrote, there's two things.
00:02:22.640
Either Donald Trump is compromised, meaning they have something on him, number one.
00:02:28.000
Or number two, somebody else is saying, don't dare release it because we're on it.
00:02:44.620
So let's say that's the one where he doesn't want to go through it.
00:02:52.060
But my suspicion to think he's on there is so low because Obama would have had it.
00:03:00.660
They would have done everything in their power.
00:03:03.540
Let me make my point, and I'm going to hear everybody's thoughts.
00:03:07.020
So the second thing that to me is if Trump's on it, they would have used it.
00:03:12.760
They would have never let him get into the White House, ever let him get to the White House.
00:03:19.720
The Republicans don't want to release it because, you know, a lot of them are on there.
00:03:26.920
And, you know, a lot of the money people are on there, so they don't want to release it because of whatever reason.
00:03:58.120
You're not playing the game in the arena, right?
00:04:07.800
But not go inside, okay, and play the game of politics.
00:04:11.480
When you wake up in the morning and you have ambitions of moving up in politics, not if you wake up in the morning like, I'm just going to do my job and that's what I'm going to do and what are the reports I need to look at to respond.
00:04:23.100
Now, that's a person that's just being a congressman or a senator.
00:04:29.380
Man, one day I want to be that president, vice president, you know, house of rep.
00:04:38.800
What is the first thing you look for when you wake up in the morning?
00:04:42.040
Controversy on your opponent to call their asses out.
00:04:45.520
You're looking for any fumble you look for to call them out.
00:04:50.220
Any fumble to look for to call them out, right?
00:04:56.260
First thing in the morning he wakes up, forget about what's going on in California.
00:05:00.000
The first thing he looks at is, did Trump have a fumble?
00:05:11.700
In the last six months, President Trump hasn't had a bigger fumble than this one.
00:05:31.760
This is a big, this is an easy opportunity to do one of these things.
00:05:35.820
You think Obama's going to let a chance like that go?
00:05:45.800
Is it because you're such a statesman and you're so noble and it's not the proper thing
00:05:50.960
to do because we're not the president today and we're not like other people that go after
00:06:01.360
Every chance, I've inherited this, I've inherited all of this.
00:06:05.760
And how many times, half of the Americans who never knew, a majority of immigrants who
00:06:10.660
came to America and didn't know what the word inherited meant, they did right after Obama
00:06:14.820
became president because you used the word every flippin' day.
00:06:17.240
I inherited this from the Bush previous administration.
00:06:19.880
And how come, how come you're not going after him?
00:06:24.340
Rob, can you, maybe I'm wrong, can you go on one of these chat, GBT or Grox and just kind
00:06:28.100
of search it and say, what have the biggest democratic establishment voices said about
00:06:37.220
the Epstein fumble President Trump had this past week?
00:06:43.440
What has the biggest democratic establishment voices have, the biggest democratic establishment
00:06:55.980
So, Ro Khanna, but these are not the biggest ones.
00:07:06.260
Like, figures like, what about Clintons, Obamas, Bidens, Schumer.
00:07:26.820
I've been on vacation and I didn't have good coverage.
00:07:32.040
Visiting the White House 17 times and flying on Epstein Island in the early 2000s.
00:07:38.880
Henry Clinton has remained largely silent on the latest development.
00:07:42.200
Obama hasn't had any public reaction to Trump's Epstein.
00:07:45.360
However, Trump's strategy of blaming Obama and Clinton for a scandal shows how it's deflecting
00:07:49.900
Biden hasn't issued anything but Democrats in Congress.
00:07:54.520
Schumer has amplified the issue supporting demand for Epstein records and using conjunction.
00:08:00.280
Speaker Pelosi hasn't spoken about the recent fumble but has historically let up versus
00:08:07.120
You know Chad GBT is generally going to be leaning a little bit to the left, right?
00:08:14.640
You know, and so that leads me to think of, a guy sends me a message, I think Trump is
00:08:28.980
The fact that maybe they have so much intel that they're using this against them.
00:08:38.920
Could it be the fact that Obama's, Clinton's, all these guys are so quiet about this Epstein
00:08:50.540
This is a perfect opportunity to jump in and say something.
00:08:54.040
This is a very good opportunity to jump in and say something.
00:09:02.220
Your good friend, Rahm Emanuel, who helped you with the elections when you were in Chicago
00:09:05.240
and you were going to Schwartzman, hoping to get his support, and Rahm Emanuel and Schwartzman
00:09:09.040
had a fight in that hotel room, you know, the event that took place where there was a
00:09:23.180
I don't know why you're letting it go to waste.
00:09:29.460
It's a worthy question to ask to see what's going on there.
00:09:37.960
Jeffrey Epstein visited the White House under Clinton 17 times.
00:09:44.000
And do you guys remember, a little fun fact, Mark Middleton, you remember who he was, Rob?
00:09:49.340
Special assistant to Bill Clinton, he's the guy that signed him on seven times, signed
00:09:54.580
him on to come see the president, come see the White House, and that's the same guy that
00:09:58.240
suicided himself with an extension cord in a tree, hanged himself, shot himself with a
00:10:04.280
shotgun, Pat, and they couldn't find the shotgun.
00:10:12.880
Remember, they shot him, and the detectives were like, yeah, this is suicide.
00:10:25.900
So, you know, I've been watching a lot of people over the weekend sort of have very emotional
00:10:42.760
There's the people who want the truth, and they're frustrated, and they have every right
00:10:50.560
The second tier of people, I believe, are people who are eating their popcorn watching
00:10:55.100
It's like Game of Thrones and House of Cards and Tiger King all in one for these type of
00:11:02.060
And then there's a third type of people, like my friend Vinny, who I love very much, and
00:11:06.960
Jeffrey Epstein is living rent-free in your head.
00:11:12.380
And every morning you wake up, you're like, dude, we need more information on Epstein.
00:11:23.800
When the reality is, and I mean this sincerely, you don't know shit, bro.
00:11:31.620
If Pam Bondi is saying certain something, and Kash Patel is saying something, and Dan
00:11:37.080
Pagino is saying something, and Trump is saying something.
00:11:44.540
So I have the humility, and I have the capacity to say, you know what?
00:11:55.660
If Pam Bondi can't control this, and Dan Pagino can't control this, and Kash Patel, who
00:12:00.100
basically platformed himself on this issue, can't solve this, Vinny ain't solving this,
00:12:07.860
Because you put yourself out there, and you act like you're the authority on this.
00:12:14.600
My final point here is a common theme that we talk about on this show is signal versus
00:12:22.860
You're searching for Bigfoot when I'm trying to get rich and create things in my life.
00:12:32.020
And I'm not downplaying the significance of this.
00:12:34.960
I'm saying for most people who are fat, lazy, broke, the people I'm talking about, they're
00:12:40.040
obsessed with stuff like this when they have so many personal issues in their life they
00:12:45.260
So they basically deflect and say, yeah, but Epstein.
00:12:50.560
Yeah, did you see what happened on Game of Thrones?
00:12:53.860
Because I'm actually doing bigger things in my life.
00:12:56.900
So you analyze it and you say there's three groups.
00:13:00.980
Of the three groups, you say, Adam, what is the percent size of each one?
00:13:04.740
Is it third, a third, a third as you see it, just as you estimate it?
00:13:07.520
Because you said you broke it into three groups you observed.
00:13:18.540
What he's asking you is, what do you think the majority of people in America fall?
00:13:22.540
These are types of questions we ask on a podcast.
00:13:24.680
You don't have to get 100% right, but what is your assumption of where people fall?
00:13:28.160
I would say there's a vast percentage of people who genuinely care about this.
00:13:41.240
I don't think it's a top three for most Americans.
00:13:43.400
I think most Americans wake up, they want to work, they have to deal with rent or their
00:13:47.860
mortgage or their cost of living, they want to deal with their kids, they want to take
00:13:54.280
I don't think the average person's waking up going, did we find out about Epstein?
00:14:04.140
What percentage falls in the category of people that care?
00:14:16.000
But no, but the reality is, people do care about this.
00:14:22.360
Adam, you said so much and so much of it was bullshit, so I have to kind of process it
00:14:29.380
in my brain because you think people like me wake up every morning and, no, Adam, I
00:14:34.560
wake up, I listen to 432 Hertz comm, I go to the gym, I do my thing.
00:14:39.880
And I can walk, Adam, like the average American, walk and chew bubblegum at the same time.
00:14:47.420
Tom took freaking 20 minutes of his time this morning to help me with my investments, help
00:14:56.360
All the victims that are out there, none of them are in your family.
00:14:59.740
Your nieces, your nephew, none of them were raped.
00:15:04.640
So you, I could see where you wouldn't get a shit.
00:15:15.580
Because, no, just like when the border, when these illegals rape, hold on, and murder,
00:15:20.500
So these are the only kids in the world that are dealing with tragedy.
00:15:26.860
These are the only kids we're going to worry about.
00:15:28.800
Adam, again, I can walk and chew bubblegum at the same time.
00:15:31.320
Because you're like, what about all the other stuff?
00:15:36.300
Those rapes and killings barely even happening from illegals.
00:15:51.720
The future looks bright hats that are the ones that never stay on the shelves.
00:15:57.800
And you guys ask for more of this style is the future looks bright where the phrase is on the flipping hat.
00:16:05.680
This is now, these hats, when you see these letters coming out, they don't stay a long time.
00:16:09.920
And these new ones that we have, the black is a black, is a navy blue.
00:16:24.760
We got the Miami color one, the future looks bright.
00:16:29.240
When you look at this on the inside of it, Rob, if you can show what that looks like.
00:16:35.560
And then we have another one that's the gray and future looks bright with the American flag.
00:16:39.660
And then obviously those of you that, the community that is just obsessed with the black on black on black.
00:16:44.960
This is the black on black on black future looks bright.
00:16:56.000
The black on black on black is absolutely sick.
00:17:00.220
So if you're someone that hasn't yet gotten the future looks bright with the phrase on top of it, go get one for yourself.
00:17:15.000
We are over 300,000 people now representing future looks bright worldwide.
00:17:22.660
And we're 700,000 away from crossing a million.
00:17:25.060
If you enjoyed this video, you want to watch more videos like this, click here.
00:17:27.940
And if you want to watch the entire podcast, click here.