JKS 10.15.26: Epstein Mobile
Oct 15, 2026 · 15 min · 11 segments
Jeff kicks off the show talking about how Shannon Taylor is bringing up Epstein stuff against Rob Wittman.
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Jeff KatzHost
Oct 15, 2026 · 15 min · 11 segments
Jeff kicks off the show talking about how Shannon Taylor is bringing up Epstein stuff against Rob Wittman.
Jeff KatzHost
This is absolutely, uh, normal and usual and, quite frankly, not really anything to, uh, write home about.
How many, uh, seasonal changes have you seen in Central Virginia, I was gonna say in your lifetime, but heck, we could just say this week? It's kinda what it's gonna be for, for a bit, just FYI.
How desperate is Shannon Taylor? Well, I, I mean, look, we, we, we all knew that, uh, Shannon Taylor, who hates cops and loves criminals, was hell-bent for leather to grab that first congressional district seat.
But the desperation, now, now all of a sudden Rob Wittman is connected to Jeffrey Epstein? Well, why stop there, Shannon? I'm sure that, uh, Rob Wittman probably read, oh, I don't know, uh, Mao's Little Red Book.
Um, what, what did Rob Wittman read in school that might disqualify him in the eyes of your, uh, uh, demented supporters? I mean, this is absolutely outrageous, but it ought to give you a complete and total reminder of what is at stake.
You know, the House is gonna flip, and this is gonna happen, and it might very well be the case.
Mike, Mike Johnson was spot on when he said, you know, Republicans just don't trust polls.
I don't trust polls, and part of the reason I don't trust polls is that I have seen them throughout the years designed in such a way that you know the real mission.
The real mission is to, uh, get the result they want, get the answer they're looking for to whatever the question is, or to, uh, depress you so much that you just don't bother to vote.
Look, on my cell phone over the last couple of days, I've gotten polling questions for states I've never lived in.
This is absolutely, uh, normal and usual and, quite frankly, not really anything to, uh, write home about.
How many, uh, seasonal changes have you seen in Central Virginia, I was gonna say in your lifetime, but heck, we could just say this week? It's kinda what it's gonna be for, for a bit, just FYI.
How desperate is Shannon Taylor? Well, I, I mean, look, we, we, we all knew that, uh, Shannon Taylor, who hates cops and loves criminals, was hell-bent for leather to grab that first congressional district seat.
But the desperation, now, now all of a sudden Rob Wittman is connected to Jeffrey Epstein? Well, why stop there, Shannon? I'm sure that, uh, Rob Wittman probably read, oh, I don't know, uh, Mao's Little Red Book.
Um, what, what did Rob Wittman read in school that might disqualify him in the eyes of your, uh, uh, demented supporters? I mean, this is absolutely outrageous, but it ought to give you a complete and total reminder of what is at stake.
You know, the House is gonna flip, and this is gonna happen, and it might very well be the case.
Mike, Mike Johnson was spot on when he said, you know, Republicans just don't trust polls.
I don't trust polls, and part of the reason I don't trust polls is that I have seen them throughout the years designed in such a way that you know the real mission.
The real mission is to, uh, get the result they want, get the answer they're looking for to whatever the question is, or to, uh, depress you so much that you just don't bother to vote.
Look, on my cell phone over the last couple of days, I've gotten polling questions for states I've never lived in.
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