It's Tuesday, February 3rd, 26th. Could we actually see passage of the Save Act in the Senate?

A reminder that most people aren't paying attention and a Democrat candidate proudly blasphemes.

Next on the AM update.

President Trump responded to the ongoing blowup regarding the latest batch of the Epstein file, saying on truth social yesterday, quote,

Not only wasn't I friendly with Jeffrey Epstein, but based on information that has just been released by the Department of Justice Epstein and a sleazebag lying author named Michael Wolfe conspired in order to damage me and or my presidency.

So much for the radical left's hope against hope, some of whom I'll be suing.

Additionally, unlike so many people that like to talk trash, I never went to the infested

Epstein Island, but almost all of these crooked Democrats and their donors did.

Okay, why wasn't this released in full? why didn't you push for this a year ago that's the natural a question to ask also

an outcrop we think of uh this latest batch of epstein files former president bill clinton

and former secretary of state hillary clinton have agreed to testify in the House Oversights Committee's Jeffrey Epstein investigation after lawmakers moved towards holding them in criminal contempt of Congress.

The committee said in a post on X that the Clintons were, quote, trying to dodge contempt by requesting special treatment, adding that the Clintons are not above the law.

Angel Eurania, Deputy Chief of staff to Bill Clinton, confirmed in the post on X that both the

Clintons will appear before the panel.

The committee is examining what the Clintons may have known about Epstein and his associate

Galane Maxwell, including scrutiny of Hillary Clinton's role overseeing U.S. efforts to combat

international sex trafficking while serving as Secretary of State.

So the Republicans, to their credit in the House, they decided after the Clintons ignored

their subpoena, okay, well, fair is fair.

You're going to be held in contempt if you don't come before

this panel. Over in the Senate, could we actually see passage of the Save Act over there? John Thune

recently had this to say about what the chances are of that bill actually becoming law. It's already been passed in the House. I'm repeatedly urged the passing the SAVE Act as well as many Republicans. What is the hold up in the Senate? Why hasn't it been brought to the floor for a vote? And what's your stand by and trying through the citizenship vote? Well, I'm for that. I've co-sponsored the SAVE Act in the past. I think they, my understanding is that they

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