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Epstein Victims Speak Out

Watch as victims of Jeffrey Epstein call for the federal government to release the more than 30,000 files showing the abject depravity of Epstein and his political cronies. Thousands upon thousands of documents have been gathered over the years but they have never been released, nor have the perpetrators been charged for their crimes. Instead the government has shunted aside the victims.

This was a bipartisan effort to bring the victims together. Lawmakers including Republican Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, along with California Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democrat, flanked the women who spoke out. They are advocating passage of a law dubbed the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

Here’s live coverage from the victims’ press conference outside Congress in Washington D.C. The coverage comes from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.

In a second report, Robert Gouveia also covered:

Lisa Cook, the crooked Federal Reserve Board member, EMBARRASSES HERSELF Crying About “Stigma” and “Reputational Damage” from Trump!! (THIS IS PATHETIC!!)

Fifth Circuit Dissent SHREDS Lawless Judges!! (THIS IS AMAZING!!)

A Win For Free Speech

The Bill of Rights and U.S. Constitution remain under intense attack — especially from the power-drunk leftists who run the Democratic Party. Thus, it’s heartening when there’s finally a win for free speech.

Here’s a look at the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal’s groundbreaking decision to end much of the online censorship enforced by totalitarian-leaning outfits like Twitter and Facebook. More from Truthstream Media.

Busting Censorship

In this episode, Dinesh D’Souza celebrates the Fifth Circuit Appeals Court decision affirming a Texas law that strikes down censorship by social media platforms.

He also delves into how Facebook has been spying on conservative users and turning over their information to the FBI and welcomes Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller to the podcast to discuss his book, Crisis of Command, which details what happened to him when he criticized the U.S. failure in Afghanistan.

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