The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guest: Rep. James Comer | 8/12/25
Aug 12, 2025
U.S. Representative James Comer, serving Kentucky's 1st district and Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, joins to discuss a historic subpoena for the Clintons regarding Jeffrey Epstein. He uncovers shocking revelations from a whistleblower about Adam Schiff leaking classified info. The conversation also dives into the implications of AI in our lives, questioning its ethics and authenticity as it becomes more integrated into interviews. With rising crime and changing political dynamics, the discussion highlights the need for accountability and transparency.
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Bipartisan Subpoenas For The Clintons
- James Comer describes issuing bipartisan subpoenas for Bill and Hillary Clinton over Epstein files to force answers.
- He frames the vote as unusual leverage that increases the chance a court will enforce testimony.
Clinton-Epstein Ties Spark Questions
- Comer says Clinton was close to Epstein and that public questions demand clarity about government involvement or cover-ups.
- He argues bipartisan interest increases pressure to uncover any lists or hidden knowledge about Epstein Island.
Delay Depositions Until Appeals Resolve
- Comer says the committee will postpone Maxwell's deposition until the Supreme Court rules to avoid worthless testimony.
- He advises waiting for legal clarity to prevent witnesses from invoking the Fifth and stalling the probe.
