Pat Sullivan here to remind you to stop putting screens on your gutters. Better to schedule a free estimate with the local experts at gutter helmet. So you stay off the ladder. Visit gutter helmetindy.com with gutter helmet. You'll never clean your gutters again. gutter helmetindy.com. Hey, good news, Casey. What's that, Rob? The house is going to get right on this Epstein stuff. Are they that is good news? I like hearing that. Tell me more. Say more words. Oh, wait, wait. You can't say more words. It appears that they're not going to get right on the Epstein stuff. They're going to go on recess. Yeah. They didn't take a little breaky break. They've been working so hard. When I was a kid, recess was the 30 minutes where you went out to play. So Mike Johnson, I guess, is essentially saying, we're going to go out to play. And then when we, by the way, the cameras broke again. So if you're watching on the YouTube, you'll just see a wide shot. We insisted that the wide shot mostly include Casey. I wanted it to be all on Casey. Carl refused to do that. So it's a wide shot. So as usual, stuff is broke around here. Maybe next week it'll be fixed. Well, what was the John Mellencamp album we were talking about? Yes. So John Mellencamp once had an album. This is very early on in his career, and I believe it was called Nothing Mattered and what if it did? And that's our government, right? Nothing matters. But it's governments across the board. It's governments collectively. It's our federal government, which we're talking now. It's stuff with the state,

which we'll talk about. I mean, we're going to have well-known attorney Stephen Pneau,

who's going to join us next hour. And he's going to lay out legally how with relative ease, the Department of Justice, could give you all of the information on Epstein from a purely legal

perspective, how they're trying to make it out to be this big rigmarole and blah, blah, blah,

and he's going to totally debunk all of that. They're not doing it because they don't want to do it.

Right. So Speaker Mike Johnson, he said no house vote on the Epstein document resolution before

the August recess, which means

a month? Yeah, not going to get to it until September. The resolution calls for release of the

grand jury transcripts and all credible files related to Epstein and Maxwell. Okay, so just pause for

just a second. I mean to cut you off. But let's just think about this out loud.

This is your government.

So this isn't even something to make it happen.

Correct.

This is a non-binding.

It's a vote for a resolution.

It's not even to release them.

So think about even if it were a vote to release them, they're saying they care so little

about these girls who are sex trafficked and who these mysterious people were who are

presumably, many of them still out amongst the public, maybe still doing the same thing,

that they wouldn't even get to that for a month, much less a resolution asking for something to happen for a month.

I mean, our government is just the scummiest, most rotten people.

And again, though, it comes back to nothing mattered and what if it did.

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