Bookmobile

Victims deserve justice.

I invite you to spend your time here to tell others to come, to be on the lookout for when the Redacted Reading Room is in another city in the United States of America and when the Bookmobile also makes its way around.

We are grateful for the hard work that has been done to be able to bring this to you.

We are grateful for the voices that continue to speak up like those on our stage and those that are here today.

That's why I am here.

I'm also here for the Epstein Bookmobile.

I've already had the chance to be able to go and see what it is all about.

If you are local and you can come by, please go to the website and come by and see the 3,437 volumes.

of the Epstein Files as currently published by the DOJ.

And you can also check out on the website where the Bookmobile is going to be going throughout town.

Next stop for the redacted reading room, for those of you that are not here in Texas, Des Moines, Iowa.

So for those of you that are Iowans, be on the lookout for the redacted read room.

in the public discourse to continue to underscore the importance of battling the elitism and the corruption attendant with people with money, means, and influence that are able to escape accountability criminally and civilly, and how important it is to continue to forge ahead with my lawsuit against Attorney General Todd Lance to achieve the unredacted Epstein files, to be able to share them publicly so that we may make some progress towards that accountability and justice.

I am proud to be an advocate, an ambassador, if you will, for the work that is being done with the Redacted Reading Room and the Bookmobile.

I urge you Two, take some time.

Go to the website.

Now, look, there will be, of course, a lot of security, but I will make my way.

And I will make sure that I am there.

So I look forward to providing you with reporting and some incredible content from not only the RNC, but from the Redacted Reading Room and from the Bookmobile.

In the meantime, thank you for your support.

And, and where I think what I just told you is, is dramatic is that there was a whole bunch of good stuff going on, okay? While I was sitting there getting the bad grades, the reality was that I was an absolutely voracious reader.

Like, I read things at, at, at, by the ton, okay? Like, when I was in Waukegan, we lived in an area where there was not a library around us, and they had this thing called the Book Mobile that would drive around certain neighborhoods, and you could walk a couple blocks and check out these books.

And it changed my life because I, I would walk home with, you know, stacks of 15 books, and I mean books...

I was interested in the weather, I was interested in science, I was interested in biographies, I was interested in sports.

It's people eating ice creams in the picnic tables.

And Patricia's got Bookmobile.

Yeah, I know.

That was so cool.

What do you got, BC? What is that? Ah! Oh, he's got a

Bookmobile shirt.

All right.

They're Murphmobiles.

There's

the Batmobile, then there's the

Bookmobile.

I don't even want to...

We will have 25 to 30 different people providing haircuts, or hair services, whether it's barbering, braiding, cutting, what have you.

We have the Bookmobile there that'll be distributing books to all students.

We will have clothing resources.

We will have a thousand backpacks being distributed by our friends from Gear Up for Schools.