all right we are live on x on youtube on rumble on facebook it's good to see you all um we are

changing things up a little bit this week from what i said yesterday i know we said yesterday that

we would have um a high ranking official from the department of homeland security on the show today

and then tomorrow wednesday we would do a deeper dive into all things.

Jeffrey Epstein.

Well, the Department of Homeland Security needed to reschedule once again.

So today we are going to be doing the Great Big Epstein show.

We're going to dive into what I consider to be the single most important takeaway from

the 3 million new Epstein documents

that were released last week.

And we're going to start the show today, not exactly with those documents, but with a couple

of people who very well may know more details about Jeffrey Epstein and his connections to rich and powerful and influential people as well as governments than the documents even revealed.

Those two people are, of course, Bill Clinton, former president of the United States and Hillary Clinton.

Last week and the week prior, we talked about Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton ghosting

Congress. They just didn't show up. They'd gotten a subpoena and they decided that they'd had

enough. They didn't want to go to Congress. And they did not show, which of course, they're not

allowed to do. It's a crime to ignore a subpoena issued by the United States Congress.

And the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, he'd been the one who'd issued the subpoena. He took action. He didn't just say, oh, well, Bill and Hillary Clinton, they're the Clintons. They get away with everything. We're going to just let this one pass. He did what he's supposed to do in his role as oversight committee chair. He held

them, he had the committee vote at least, to hold them in contempt of Congress. They voted,

the oversight committee voted positively on articles to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of

Congress. And in fact, the entire Congress was set to vote on whether or not to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress. And in fact, the entire Congress was set to vote

on whether or not to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress for refusing the subpoena

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