I’m going to vote to move this forward. I think it could be close to a unanimous vote, because everybody here, all the Republicans, want to go on record to show your maximum transparency.
Mike Johnson
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I’ve been for maximum transparency, but again, there’s a reason you have rules and processes here to ensure that this is not done haphazardly, and I was not satisfied.
Everybody here, all the Republicans, want to go on record to show we’re for maximum transparency.
Democrats are trying to use the Epstein matter as a political weapon to distract from the own party’s failures.
It is dated today. It summarizes just five or six of the major concerns. Among them, it fails to fully protect victim privacy. It could create new categories of victims. It potentially jeopardizes grand jury secrecy. It fails to prohibit…
They’re doing this to go after President Trump on this theory that he has something to do with it. He does not.
I would speed up the timeline and schedule the Epstein vote next week rather than running down the procedural clock.
I’ll remind everybody the Oversight Committee has been working around the clock.
We are gonna put that on the floor for [a] full vote next week, soon as we get back.





