Did the Home Sec use a racial slur to justify government policy?

Raja Krishnamoorthi, a U.S. House Representative on the House Oversight Committee, dives into provocative discussions about race and asylum policy triggered by Shabana Mahmood’s remarks in Parliament. He explores the ethical implications of using racial slurs in political discourse. The conversation shifts to the Epstein files, where Krishnamoorthi highlights survivor pressure driving the push for disclosure and the complexities surrounding presidential vetoes. His insights into potential testimonies, including that of Prince Andrew, offer a gripping look at ongoing legal battles.