House GOP members have voted to block the release of all Epstein evidence and any files related to the prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein.

The Democrats are taking a victory lap. Liberals online are saying, hey, Democrats voted to release this.

This was Rep. Ro Kana, who came out and said he was introducing an amendment to the rules that would say all evidence, all of it, must be released within 30 days on a public website.

The trap was set.

It was masterfully played.

Bravo, Rep.

Rokana.

Now, you may be asking, whoa, why would Republicans vote to block this?

Now, I can, I can phrase this any way I want. That's what the media tends to do with how they

lay out these stories. And this headline right here from Newsweek, I think needs a subhead.

This was a political stunt that was well executed.

Guys, the Epstein files that Roe Kana asked for, it's child abuse videos.

It's, and maybe Pam Bondi's full of it when she says thousands of these things, more than

10,000. Maybe she's being honest.

But the fact remains, there is absolutely, at bare minimum, there's video and photo evidence

of children being abused. And I'm using light language here. You know what I mean.

Rep Rokana proposed an amendment to force the U.S.

government, the DOJ, to publish child rape video. What were Republicans supposed to do? Listen, I want

the Epstein files released. But what does that mean? Does it mean you just blanket spam blast

every single video of a child

being abused? And that's what the Kana Amendment asked for. But it was well played. It was very

well played. The question now is how will Republicans frame this? Here's the honest assessment.

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