Over the holiday break, the administration pumped out all of these Epstein documents, and none of them looked good for Canks.

We're talking about him sending Mar-Lago spa employees to a non-member Jeffrey Epstein's house,

whom everybody knew was a child sex trafficker.

And then we also had him releasing the Jack Smith tapes.

And so I'm like, oh, great, 2026 news cycle is going to be, you know, great.

We're going to really hammer this administration for all of the corruption.

Being at the epicenter of a pedophile

ring, and he's the president of the United States.

Well, what does he do?

He wags the dog and he invades Venezuela.

So I'm like, okay, obviously we are trying to steer away from all of these very impeachable,

morally problematic issues that this man has.

And secondly, I thought, okay, the Democrats are really going to have a lot of ammo now.

They're going to have Epstein.

They're going to have Jack Smith.

They're going to have this illegal invasion and abduction of a brutal, brutal, horrible dictator,

Nicholas Maduro, but you can't do that without Congress. And regime changes in the American

taxpayer funding them are wildly unpopular with both MAGA and Democrats. So let's see what

the Senate minority leader, Chuckles Schumer, has to say about all of this.

I'm sure he's just, you know, locked and ready to go. Play the clip.

We have the War Powers Act, which you mentioned. Right. I have the right to put that on the

floor. Tim Kane is the sponsor along with myself and Rand Paul. So it's bipartisan.

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