Robert GarciaGuestSo my lawsuit against Attorney General Todd Blanche over the Epstein files is just one part of a bigger movement to achieve transparency and truth when it comes to the greatest cover-up that is happening in real time in American history.
And part of that movement and part of that progress relies upon Congress doing its, its job on oversight to expose people that are actively conspiring to hide very important people's involvement in these Epstein files, and they're also trying to make sure that we don't get the un-redacted documents.
That's why the role of Congressman Robert Garcia as the Chair of House Oversight, that's why having a majority by Democrats in Congress through winning those races in November become so critically important.
Congressman Robert Garcia is fighting so hard on so many different fronts, not just the Epstein files, but he has made it explicitly clear that once Democrats regain the majority and he becomes the Chair of House Oversight, all bets are off when it comes to trying to reel in House Oversight's investigation into the Epstein files.
He talks about using subpoenas versus this BS transcribed interview thing where nobody's under oath, they're not videotaped, and they're not public.
This is the type of transparency that we deserve and we demand from our members of Congress.
Congressman Garcia joins me to be able to talk about why James Comer, the current Chair of House Oversight, Republican, why his claim that the investigation by House Oversight into the Epstein files getting wrapped up by Christmas of this year, why that's a pipe dream, and why he thinks Melania Trump is recipient number one of a subpoena from House Oversight once he becomes the chair.
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