Thomas Massie Claims Gov't Shutdown Delays Epstein Files Vote
The Jimmy Dore ShowOctober 7, 202511 min308,523 views
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- 🏛️ Speaker Mike Johnson is accused of using the government shutdown as a tactic to delay the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.
- 💡 This mirrors a past action where Congress was sent home early to prevent a vote on releasing the files.
- 📌 Thomas Massie claims he has enough votes for a discharge petition to force a vote on releasing the Epstein files, but Johnson is keeping the House in recess to block this.
Adelita Grijalva's Delayed Swearing-In
- 🗳️ Newly elected Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva has not yet been sworn in, despite being ready to serve.
- ❓ Speculation suggests this delay is intentional, possibly to prevent her vote on releasing the Epstein files, as she has stated her intention to support their release.
- ⏳ Grijalva expressed disappointment, noting that her swearing-in has been postponed until funding is restored to the government, which is contingent on Speaker Johnson's actions.
Speculation on Motives and Cover-Ups
- 🕵️ The delay tactics raise suspicions about Mike Johnson's potential involvement or directives from Donald Trump regarding the Epstein files.
- 🌐 Some suggest Johnson might be acting under pressure from APEC and Israel.
- ⚠️ The situation highlights a perceived compromise within the government, where a single vote could expose a "terrible crime."
Trump's Role and Political Narratives
- 🗣️ The discussion questions whether Donald Trump, if truly a "dictator" as portrayed by Democrats, would need approval from Chuck Schumer to reopen the government.
- 🎭 The narrative suggests that the portrayal of Trump as a dictator might be propaganda, as he appears to be subject to checks and balances.
- ⚖️ The analysis concludes that both Democrats and Republicans are seen as "pieces of garbage" by the speakers, indicating a broad dissatisfaction with the political establishment.
Future of Epstein Files Release
- 🚫 There is significant skepticism about the Epstein files ever being released, with comparisons made to seeing "pigs fly" or a "cure for cancer."
- 📰 Even figures like Cash Patel, who previously advocated for the release of information by the FBI head, are noted for their current silence on the matter.
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