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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

As many of us who are looking at our phones know that the Senate has passed the bill under unanimous.

Come back!

We're going to have a moment of silence where I think we should just the bill under unanimous. Come back.

So we're going to have a moment of silence, but I think we should just have a moment of celebration.

So that was the victims of Jeffrey Epstein having a candlelight vigil there on the steps of the Capitol yesterday when they got the news.

I think that the Senate passed it after the House had passed it 4228 to 1 to release the Epstein files.

And the Senate said, good enough for us, send it to the president.

I mean, they didn't even take it up.

And they're cheering, and they seem to be like hugging each other tears in their eyes legitimately

relieved slash joyful about this i don't know what they think is about to happen exactly now

the mainstream media crowd like msnbc is endlessly they played that clip last night, and that's what we all need to remember, that this is about the victims.

It's not about politics or Donald Trump, but it's about the victims.

Wow.

Okay, you didn't feel that way for four freaking years when Democrats controlled the House and could have passed this exact same bill or Donald Trump can release this at any time.

So could have Joe Biden, but he didn't.

And you didn't care about it at all then.

So the amount of hypocrisy around this, of course, Trump was against it passing until Sunday night.

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