OMG: Mike Johnson Pulls DISGUSTING Epstein Stunt | Another Day

Mike Johnson sends Congress home early to avoid a vote on the Epstein files. Finally, those folks are getting some relief. Oh, not Epstein's victims. Republicans. This is just another day. This week, Jeffrey Epstein's victims got one step closer to getting justice and closure. Just days ago, Congressmen Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna introduced a second discharge petition to force the release of the remaining 3 million Epstein files by allowing private parties to sue for their release, including the victims themselves. And discharge petitions have proven quite difficult for the administration to ignore. According to House rules, any member can initiate a discharge process by filing a discharge petition with the clerk of the House on or in connection with a measure that has remained in committee for at least 30 legislative days. Discharge petitions are maintained by the clerk's office and made available to the rostrum for members to sign when the House is in session. So it looks like Trump and his sycophantic minions are backed into a corner here. Good luck wiggling your way out of this one, Don. Now there's a rumor that Mike Johnson is thinking of adjourning us and not calling us back for the entire month of September. Can you believe this, Brian? But wait a minute. If the House isn't in session, then that would mean… Oh, yeah, it seems the only thing Speaker Johnson cares about less than doing his job is providing justice for Jeffrey Epstein's victims. Just this morning, he abruptly canceled the final two weeks of votes for September, effectively giving the Speaker Mike Johnson-led body four days of work before the midterm elections. Four days of work between now and November. My God, even stoners in college are like, dude, get your ---- together, man. But I can honestly say I have never seen such an egregious slap in the face to victims of sexual assault. The House of Representatives is starting its summer recess early today, a move made by Republican leaders to avoid a vote on the Epstein files. Sorry, I meant to say I haven't seen it since last year. So Mike Johnson is once again running cover for Donald Trump and all his pedophile protecting friends. But what makes this even more disgusting is how just yesterday he laughed off the idea that he would ever do such a thing. Mr. Speaker, Thomas Massey is now alleging that you are going to hold the House in recess until after the midterm elections due to the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Let me tell you how stupid Thomas Massey's comment is. If he would come to our House Republican conference meetings as we had this morning, he would have heard me say privately, as I've said publicly, Republicans are here to work. We have a schedule, a calendar that's been out for a year. We are abiding by that calendar. We are going to work all the way through September and every day that's on the calendar, so long as people like him don't stop the progress. Yeah, Massey, quit trying to stop all this progress in Congress. Maybe if you'd cut the crap with your exhausting discharge petitions, House Republicans could continue doing the people's work. The House of Representatives adopted a new resolution condemning socialism in, quote, all its forms. Who needs access to health care and food assistance when you've got that? Well, the speaker better watch out because I know one person who isn't going to take kindly to this new iteration of an Epstein cover up. Now is the time for Congress to act. Epstein was not alone. We still must work openly and transparently to uncover the truth. Damn, Mike Johnson just leaving the first lady of the United States out in the rain like that. I mean, who does he think he is, the president of the United States? But Epstein aside, after putting in that grueling four days of work, the least productive Congress ever is going to head home. And why not? Frankly, it's better than continuing this facade that the GOP is doing any actual work. Honestly, what do they even have to show for their time in the majority? Americans have less access to health care, less access to food assistance, and gas prices are still through the roof, which is to say nothing of surging inflation. Not that it's their fault. On July 2nd, Treasury Secretary Besant was asked when Americans could see $3 gas again. He said maybe by Labor Day. Things haven't worked out that way. But do you have a new timetable for Americans on when they could expect lower gas prices? And should they not expect to see $3 gas again until at least 2027? Well, in defense of Scott, he said maybe by Labor Day because we're talking about things that are inherently unpredictable. Right. You can't be certain that gas prices will drop by a specific date any more than you can be certain that the person you elected who said this. I'm not going to start a war. I'm going to stop wars. Would turn around and say this. A short time ago, the United States military began major combat operations in Iran. Thank God he wore that USA hat or else we wouldn't be certain which country he was pretending to run. Honestly, I presume the only reason this GOP is taking this time off is to go to each and every one of their districts and beg for forgiveness for what they've done. I mean, what the hell else could they possibly do? President Trump announced on social media that Republicans are going to be holding a first ever midterm convention in Dallas. Or there's that. I mean, dear God, what the hell is the theme going to be? Let's do more nothing together. The reality is I get that this must be difficult for Republicans in Congress to have to head back to their districts early, stand in front of the voters who they made all those promises to and defend every single one of Donald Trump's disastrous policies. Hell, it's not much better sticking around D.C., having to field questions about why Trump is renaming bodies of water and hawking merch with his face on it for more than its actual value at a time when Americans are struggling with affordability. But guess what? They didn't have to end up there, stuck between a rock and a hard place. I'm not sure if congressional Republicans know this, and for those who don't, I encourage them to crack open any edition of American government for dummies, but they are actually a co-equal branch of government. They have had thousands of opportunities to distance themselves from this president, but instead they've chosen to go a different route. Mr. Speaker, do you think Congress should take the lead on tariffs now that the Supreme Court has ruled? We're going to wait and see what the administration does with the executive authority. President Trump's name appears throughout the Epstein files, including in many of the new documents released this week. Do you have any outstanding questions, given that, about the relationship between President Trump and Jeffrey Epstein? I do not. Today, Democrats trying to force a war powers vote to prevent further U.S. military action without congressional approval. The motion to discharge is not approved. But Republicans blocked it. David, Republicans adamant that the president doesn't need congressional authorization. In fact, the house speaker claiming this isn't a war at all. Of course it isn't, Mike. Only a fool would think that having nonstop fighting for six months and having 50,000 troops and 19 warships, including two aircraft carriers and 13 guided missile destroyers in the region, would constitute a war. And the speaker is actually consistent here with his logic. Because when his son gets an alert that his dad is masturbating to pornography, God forbid, Mike Johnson has to disabuse him of that notion too. The speaker simply explains that what he was doing was watching two large-breasted actresses pretending to be high school teachers discipline a male actor pretending to be a high school student, even though that high school student looks easily over 35, all while Mike simply tugged his erect penis in a swift back-and-forth motion until he finally ejaculated semen. See? Definitely not masturbating to porn, just like it's definitely not a war. From day one, congressional Republicans contracted every ounce of their autonomy by cosigning every ---- policy, excusing every act of corruption, and looking the other way on every piece of racism and misogyny that spewed from Donald Trump's mouth. And guess what? Now all of his failures are your failures. So cry me a ******* river. And when that river floods your town, let's see how you like being denied disaster relief by the man you love oh so much. So to Mike Johnson and the rest of the GOP with their heads wedged inside of Trump's colon, enjoy your time back home pretending that you have done a single ******* thing that will benefit hardworking Americans. We're talking about things that are inherently unpredictable. Sure. Who knows what could happen? Before you go, one quick request. It's become clear to me that this White House is dead set on preventing me from reaching any audience. Trump's decision to put me as the first name on his enemies list is a testament to that. 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