Rob, you want to pull up the voting that they did yesterday last night, the results of it.

So the Rules Committee voted 149 motion by misgoverned to making order Amendment 50,

which this was in regards to the files to be preserved and release any records related to Jeffrey Epstein.

5 to 7, they lost.

And the people that said, yes, were all liberals, except for one Republican, and the people

that said, nay, were all Republicans.

Tom, why would Republicans not want to release all the records on Jeffrey Epstein?

This is now really, really, really bothering me.

This vote last night, I asked this question.

Why wouldn't all of these people?

Because this is what people talked about during the election, during the campaign.

And by the way, during some of their campaigns, too, it's not just the president.

It was other people about reelect me, send me back to Washington, and I will make sure they're JFK, MOK, Epstein, the files are released. Some of these people, I want to find some of these people that were conservatives, they campaigned on that. You know, and Roe Kana, who's been on this podcast, puts a motion out and says,

okay, folks, I'll tell you what, let's all vote on it. Do we put a motion in place that says

you should preserve and release the information? That's all Rokano is doing there. And so, and it's

just shocking who's protecting who? Because this is a, this is like a clear cut statement here.

Oh, if he has something, we're not going to compel him in this forum to push it out.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's what they're saying.

And that bothers me.

This really bothers me when I'm told, don't look at anything, nothing to see here.

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