Well, howdy there, Internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump,

Epstein, and Grahalva. Representative-elect Adelaida Grahalva should no longer be

representative elect at this point. She should have been sworn in a few hours ago at the time

you're watching this. That means that before even stepping into office, she set a record. The longest

an elected representative was forced to wait to swear in, because the House Speaker just wasn't

feeling it. Sadly, Grahava Speaker just wasn't feeling it.

Sadly, Grohava will also enter the history books in another way.

Her name will forever be tied to Trump and Epstein's.

She is set to become the 218th signature on the discharge petition by Republican Thomas

Massey of Kentucky and Democrat

Roe Kana of California. Once she signs, it sets a chain of events in motion that sidesteps

Republican Party leadership in the House that has been going to ridiculous lengths to stop this

from happening.

But once this starts, there's not much that can derail it.

Speaker of the House Johnson has a few options,

but most of them require the help of others in Congress to help him stop it.

Crucially, the House Rules Committee apparently told him they

wouldn't help an attempt to stop it if the petition got the signatures. So, all signs are that it will

run smoothly and it will likely lead to a vote on releasing the Epstein files occurring the first week of December.

I know. Some of you familiar with obscure House rules are adding up days and saying,

it should happen before then. And yes, you're right. But I'm guessing Thanksgiving is going to get in the

way. Massey said, quote,

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