Political Beatdown with Michael Cohen and Ben Meiselas Epstein SURVIVORS Hold BOMBSHELL Presser Head of MAJOR VOTE
Nov 18, 2025
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a U.S. Representative known for her outspoken views, joins the discussion surrounding the Epstein files. She passionately argues for their release, stating that these files have caused rifts within the MAGA community. Greene also rebuts President Trump’s criticism, insisting her advocacy aligns with American voters' interests. The conversation delves into survivors' calls for transparency, highlighting how accountability should transcend party lines and urging Congress to prioritize the victims’ voices over political maneuvering.
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Early FBI Failures Exposed
- Annie Farmer recounts her sister Maria reporting Epstein to the FBI in 1996 and being hung up on, showing early institutional failure.
- Maria later cooperated as a witness in 2006 but was sidelined after Epstein's sweetheart deal, illustrating decades of missed accountability.
Demand A Clean Release Of Files
- Vote yes to release the Epstein files and avoid weaponizing them for partisan attacks.
- President Trump should sign the bill and not use the records to target political enemies.
Family Plea Against Politicizing Survivors
- Virginia Giuffre's brother pleaded that his sister and other survivors are not political tools and emphasized their real trauma.
- He urged members of Congress to stop talking and vote yes to act for survivors.