The Briefing with Jen Psaki Finally sworn in, Grijalva slams Johnson's 'abuse of power' for obstructing her
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Nov 13, 2025 
Robert Garcia, U.S. Representative and ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, discusses the implications of newly released Epstein documents and the process of securing their release. Adelita Grijalva, recently sworn-in Congressmember, shares her struggles with a 50-day delay in taking her seat and advocates for reforms to prevent future obstructions. Survivor Jess Michaels offers a poignant perspective on the significance of the movement for accountability, emphasizing the need for ongoing focus on justice for all victims, not just high-profile figures.
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New Emails Raise Questions About Trump
- The released Epstein emails suggest Donald Trump may have known much more than he admitted about Epstein's crimes.
- That potential knowledge helps explain the White House's intense effort to block release of the files.
Troves Contain Specific, Potentially Damning Details
- The trove includes specific messages implying Trump spent time at Epstein's house with a victim and referenced hush payments.
- Many emails are cryptic and need careful review to establish full context and implications.
Use Subpoenas To Secure Full Files
- Oversight must subpoena and obtain DOJ and estate records to ensure full transparency.
- Pursue all available legal tools and cooperate with outside sources to compile the complete file.