🚨 EXPLOSIVE update in Epstein COVERUP

The host asserts that Todd Blanche's nomination as permanent Attorney General is a direct consequence of his 'shameless advocacy for Trump' and willingness to 'lie with abandon' regarding the Epstein situation, rather than his competence. This suggests the role of AG is seen as serving the President's personal interests.

The host states, 'Blanche didn't get the promotion in spite of his actions toward the Epstein situation, he got the promotion because of it. It is his shameless advocacy for Trump and his willingness to lie with abandon as it relates to Epstein that got Blanche the job.'

Despite claims of compliance from Acting AG Todd Blanche, the DOJ is accused of withholding approximately 3 to 3.5 million documents related to the Epstein case, directly contradicting the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

The host notes, 'He can sit in a congressional hearing and say that the DOJ has fully complied with the Epstein files transparency act when it has obviously not. He can go on podcasts and say stuff like this... When it's obviously not true, according to the survivors themselves.' Congressman Garcia confirms, '3 million files that have been released. 3 to 3 and 1/2 million files still remain hidden.'

During her transcribed interview with the House Oversight Committee, former Attorney General Pam Bondi repeatedly deflected blame for issues related to the Epstein files, such as redactions and missing documents, onto Todd Blanche.

Congressman Robert Garcia states, 'it was just really striking how over 30 times she deflected blame to Todd Blanche. So, why were were the redactions made mistakes in Survivor's doc? Well, that's a Todd Blanche did the redactions.'

Josh Turek, Iowa's Democratic Senate nominee, argues that despite recent Republican wins, Iowa is not a 'red state' but a 'common sense state' that has 'bottomed out' economically and in healthcare, making its voters open to change and a populist Democratic platform.

Turek states, 'Iowa is in play because we are a state that has really bottomed out. We are dead last for economic growth... 48th for personal income growth... one of two states already in economic decline... basically dead last for every single health care metric.' He concludes, 'we're not a red state, we're a common sense state that has masqueraded more red, and Iowans are ready for change now in a real way.'

Josh Turek's campaign strategy in Iowa focuses on 'common sense bread populism,' advocating for a livable minimum wage, collective bargaining rights, removing private equity from housing and healthcare, and comprehensive campaign finance and ethics reform.

Turek details his agenda: 'raise the minimum wage... do away with 14C certificates... bring collective bargaining rights back... get private equity out of housing... get private equity out of health care... fight for a public option... fundamental campaign finance reform because I say we can have oligarchy or we can have democracy, but we cannot have both.'