“IT GOES ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP!” AOC Unleashes Fiery Epstein Attack on White House

When it comes to a regime, who are the people that are dealing in corruption while everyday working people starve? We know what is happening here. And as you said, this is ground zero for Epstein out here. And not a single person has been pursued because they know that that goes all the way to... I am so deeply excited to be here with each and every one of you all. Let's do a quick check out here. Let me say something. Do we have any former current New Yorkers out here? You know, they call it a, you know the Bermuda Triangle? I call that the Boricua Triangle. We got Puerto Rico, New York to Florida. And on top of that, we want to make sure that the Boricua Triangle makes history here on November 3rd for Angie Nixon. So many of us are feeling the power of this moment and the weight of this moment and the stakes of this moment. And we don't need to be even watching the news every single day to know that something's going on. Because every day we wake up for work and you're heading down to work and we see gas for $5, $6, $7 a gallon. We're going to the grocery stores and our paychecks are not able to cover the cost of everything that's in our cart that we would fill it up with just a year or two ago. But then on top of that, we see it all connected to the larger picture of things. We're seeing a war that has started in Iran. We're seeing corruption on levels that we have never seen before, genuinely and truly. we're talking about corruption coming out of this White House that is unconscionable for democracy in the United States. Unconscionable. But I want to be very clear that we are also seeing seeds of hope across this country. And each and every one of you is a seed of hope here in the state of Florida. And Angie Nixon is a shining beacon of that hope and what is possible for us. Now, we know here in Florida that we've got a lot of work to do. In fact, I don't know if many of you are paying attention, but we had the governor of Puerto Rico, Jennifer Gonzalez, coming out through town. It's very interesting because we see some of the commonalities of what happens sometimes in Puerto Rico and what happens here in Florida and, frankly, what gets experimented on out there comes to the rest of the country. There have been early data centers that have been constructed out in Puerto Rico, and now we're seeing a water crisis on a level never before seen, truly and genuinely. But then when we see that coming out here, we're starting to see those similar things popping up, those proposals. But you all successfully fought against the data center proposal that happened out here in Florida using people power, the power of everyday people. And that is just the beginning of what is possible for each and every one of us because it's not just the polls that we can have our voice heard. It's in our community centers, our gatherings, our organizing, our ability to knock on each other's door and to connect one-on-one with each other. And it really is going to take everyday working people, not bought by big companies or working for Wall Street, that are going to change this country and turn everything around. One of the things that we saw from Jennifer Gonzalez out there I was saying that we saw out here that they also say here, ellos gustan a usar el cuco del comunismo out here. Que todo que ellos no gustan se llaman comunismo. Y cualquier persona que ellos no gustan también son comunistas. Pero yo quiero decir a ustedes que la escuela buena no es el comunismo. Que el salud para nosotros, la sistema de salud que garantiza un sistema de salud como un derecho para cada persona en los Estados Unidos, eso no es comunismo, mi amores. Eso no es comunismo, hermanos y hermanas. Eso se llama el sentido común. El sentido común. Eso no es el comunismo. Eso es el sentido común. to translate these folks like to say that everything that they don't like is communism and they like to call everyone that they disagree with a communist but we've got news for you good schools is not communism hospitals is not communism and guaranteeing health care as a right to every American is not communism, it's common sense. It's common sense. Because we are the only developed nation in the entire world that does not guarantee health care to its citizens as a right. And what these folks want the people of Florida to believe is that our own dignity, the idea that we can just afford groceries and rent and our mortgages and to be able to send our kids to school with dignity and respect is some kind of authoritarianism and regime but to the people of florida i have a question for you when it comes to a regime who are the people who are lining the white house with gold when it comes to regime who are the people sending secret police to snatch activists off the streets. When it comes to a regime, who are the people that are dealing in corruption while everyday working people starve? We know what is happening here. And as you said, this is ground zero for Epstein out here. And not a single person has been pursued because they know that that goes all the way to the top. And when people wake up and when we turn the ship around, we are going to hold corruption accountable and we will guarantee health care to every American that's a right. Kissimmee, there's only one person in this Senate race that has fought to raise the minimum wage in this country, and that's Angie Nixon. Kissimmee, there's only one person in this Senate race that hasn't taken money from special interests and corporations, and that's Angie Nixon. There's only one person in this Senate race that has stood up for our dignity, and that is Angie Nixon. Don't let them use fear and scare tactics to get us to stop thinking critically. Read and understand what is going on, because our minds, our ability to think independently is the only thing we have preserving our democracy. So when you see all of this back and forth, crazy things, you know, the Photoshop, the AI that they put on television, understand the truth that Angie Nixon was a young single mom who has lifted herself up from everything that she's had, using everything that she's had, and she doesn't want to close the door behind her. She wants everyone else to walk through with her. We are here in Kissimmee for a very deliberate reason, because the future of Florida will be decided in Kissimmee and Orlando. Everybody can pay attention to lots of other places, and every vote matters, and everyone counts. But in this election, and for every election moving forward, Kissimmee and Orlando will be making the difference. Whether we turn out or not makes the difference whether you bring your friends to the polls or not Will make the difference and whether we turn out or not Will make the difference not this year, but every year moving forward That's why we're here and there is no place that I would rather be deciding the future of Florida and consequently this country than places like Orlando. Communities of honest working people trying to make ends meet and just asking for a government that works for them. That's it. It's not extreme. It's not outlandish. It's not out far left. It's what you deserve. And so with that I am so excited to introduce the woman of the hour your next senator angie nixon subscribe to one india and never miss an update download the one india app now