00:00Sending young girls to the powerful, to the rich, the elected officials.
00:06And one of the first pictures she said she saw was of Clinton.
00:11She saw another one of Trump with Epstein.
00:14I just don't get why Bondi cannot be held in contempt, why we're not for it.
00:20I don't care if she says that she wants to plead the fifth.
00:24So what?
00:25Do it in front of the American people.
00:27Same thing with Maxwell.
00:29She's telling the committee she's going to plead the, fine.
00:32Have her come before this committee to do it in front of the American people.
00:35The fact of the matter is, are you saying that if anybody wants to plead the fifth, they don't
00:39have to be forced to come before this committee?
00:41That doesn't make any sense.
00:42What excuse is that?
00:43The fact that I continue to tell you all, what is the most consistent thing survivors have
00:47asked us to do?
00:48Follow the money.
00:49Mr. Chair, it is so disgusting.
00:52And this is why it's everybody's so distracted by this whole thing of like, oh, you know,
00:59the Clintons, Trump and everything, but who was funding it?
01:03Literally JP Morgan turned a blind eye to evidence of sex trafficking even after his 2008 conviction.
01:10Hear me out.
01:11After he was convicted, they still hid suspicious activity reports that should have been reported.
01:16That's the truth, y'all.
01:17You guys got to realize Epstein's not the last person.
01:21There's probably another Epstein out there right now doing sex trafficking right now.
01:28We should hold everybody in contempt that had anything to do to cover this up, including
01:32bank executives that still have their jobs.
01:34The chair recognizes Ms. Tlaib from Michigan.
01:40Mr. Chair, I think many of us were there with the survivors and I'd like to bring them into
01:47the room because I think it's really important.
01:49You know, it's not just one president, but now two that have been connected to the Epstein
01:56of sex trafficking.
01:59One of them even testified about walking into the house, the butler opening the door.
02:05There's administrative assistant having no idea she was walking into a horrific scheme that
02:12was sending young girls to the powerful, to the rich, the elected officials.
02:20And one of the first pictures she said she saw was of Clinton with his arms around Epstein.
02:29She saw another one of Trump with Epstein.
02:33And I just remember her almost trying to convince us, like understand that I had no idea as if
02:38somehow she was guilty.
02:40Do you all remember that?
02:43And so I'm here to tell you I'm ready to vote, but I'm also just taken aback and disgusted
02:49because I didn't need a birthday card to say the president of the United States, current
02:54president of the United States had something.
02:55I didn't need to see the photos by the chairman today of Clinton.
03:00All I needed to do was hear the survivors tell us, please do something.
03:05These are people that have impacted their lives forever.
03:09What I just don't understand, Mr. Chair, and this is with all due respect, I just don't
03:14get why Bondi cannot be held in contempt, why we're not for it.
03:19I don't care if she says that she wants to plead the fifth.
03:23So what?
03:24Do it in front of the American people.
03:26Same thing with Maxwell.
03:28She's telling the committee she's going to plead the fifth.
03:30Fine.
03:31Have her come before this committee to do it in front of the American people.
03:35The fact of the matter is, are you saying that if anybody wants to plead the fifth, they
03:38don't have to be forced to come before this committee?
03:40That doesn't make any sense.
03:42What excuse is that, that doesn't make any sense?
03:46The fact that I continue to tell you all, what is the most consistent thing survivors
03:50have asked us to do?
03:51Follow the money.
03:53How come we haven't forced JPMorgan Chase before this committee?
03:57How come we haven't allowed Bank of America to come before this committee?
04:00Mr. Chair, it is so disgusting.
04:03And this is why it's everybody's so distracted by this whole thing of like, oh, you know,
04:10the Clintons, Trump and everything, but who was funding it?
04:16Literally JPMorgan turned a blind eye to evidence of such trafficking even after his 2008 conviction.
04:23Hear me out.
04:24After he was convicted, they still hid suspicious activity reports that should have been reported.
04:30You know, you see the fact that continuing them saying, well, in 2028, agreed to pay what, $290 million of settled lawsuit?
04:39I don't care.
04:40You come here and because it's the truth, y'all.
04:44You guys got to realize Epstein's not the last person.
04:47There's probably another Epstein out there right now doing sex trafficking right now.
04:53We should hold everybody in contempt that had anything to do to cover this up, including
04:58bank executives that still have their jobs.
05:01The fact of the matter is we know what this is.
05:06You want to talk about Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, but talk about everybody involved because
05:15it does look like you're only doing this to distract everyone when we know not one, but
05:21two presidents were involved.
05:26And those young ladies shaking when they were testing for them because they didn't know if
05:31they could trust us.
05:31Some of them literally said, we had no idea what we were walking into, but they were connected
05:40to the rich.
05:41They were connected to the presidents.
05:43You heard them say that over and over again.
05:46But one of the things they continue to say is follow the money because Mr. Chair, Bill Clinton,
05:52Donald Trump, JP Morgan, all these people, they will not be the last folks that allowed a sex
05:58trafficker to harm young women, children.
06:04And so we have to set a very good precedent that we will not sit back and say, well, Maxwell's
06:13going to plead the fifth.
06:14Bondi is going to plead the fifth.
06:15I don't care.
06:16You're a public servant.
06:17Come before this committee.
06:18Maxwell, you were directly involved.
06:20How many times did the survivors mention her?
06:22How many times?
06:24Saying that she lured them in.
06:26She was primarily involved.
06:29And Mr. Chair, you and I had conversations and you said, give us names.
06:33They gave us names and you know it.
06:36So why are you all focused only on them?
06:38And let me tell you, you know where I stand.
06:40I will hold anybody in contempt that will not give us information.
06:44I don't care how many lawyers they bounce up on us.
06:46But I'll tell you, Mr. Chair, shame on us for not forcing Bondi before this committee.
06:52Shame on us for not forcing Maxwell before this committee.
06:56Shame on us for not forcing JPMorgan Chase to answer questions that many of us have of
07:01them, of $1.5 billion in suspicious activity.
07:05Because somebody had to fund this madness, this horrific actions by these men.
07:10And with that, Mr. Chair, I yield.
07:13Ms. Tlaib, if I may respond to some of that before I recognize Ms. Boebert's next.
07:20Okay, okay, okay.
07:24I believe with all my heart you are as sincere as anyone on this committee about wanting to
07:30get the answers about the truth.
07:33And I believe your heart is pure.
07:36Maxwell is coming in front of this committee.
07:38But when, no, let us decide that today when, like when.
07:43Well, it is, it's nailed down.
07:44February the, what day?
07:45The 9th.
07:46She's coming.
07:46February 9th.
07:47And you'll be able to ask her questions.
07:49That's one of the things Clinton wanted was only me and Garcia.
07:52Maxwell's coming.
07:53Anyone who wants to ask her questions on this committee will be able to.
07:55So that's nailed down.
07:56No, I think the American people want answers from President Clinton.
07:59I'm not trying to argue with you, Ms. Tlaib.
08:00I just want to respond to, Pam Bondi is coming before Congress in two weeks.
08:05I am confident she is going to be grilled by both parties on the discharge petition.
08:15If you didn't want, I don't want to, and Ms. Randall, you mentioned something about the
08:19Judiciary Committee.
08:20Believe me, I don't want to work with the Judiciary Committee on any investigation.
08:24Okay.
08:24But when we passed that discharge petition, that got them involved.
08:29But we had an outstanding subpoena.
08:30I know, but just let me explain.
08:32Pam Bondi is going to be in front of the Judiciary Committee.
08:34We'll see how that goes.
08:36We'll see if there's been a document done.
08:38Mr. Chair, we can't forget the banking institutions either.
08:41And then the last thing, the last thing, this is the most important thing.
08:42Months ago, I approached Ms. Tlaib, Ms. Lee, and Ms. Stansbury, and I said, please, if you
08:54all get a chance, and I know you all are all sincere, try to get some names from these
09:02women.
09:03And we will continue to try to get documents.
09:06Mr. Chair, just follow.
09:07If I didn't want to know that if we didn't want to, Ms. Tlaib, you're out of order, I'm
09:12just referring.
09:12We want to hold everyone accountable.
09:16We don't care if they're billionaires.
09:20We don't care if they're Republicans.
09:21We don't care who they are.
09:24Do you agree to work with me, though?
09:25We've got to get the bank executives here.
09:26Because, Mr. Chair, you and I know that this is still being funded in some other way.
09:32Epstein's dead.
09:33But we know there's another person out there doing the same thing.
09:36We know it because the banks cover it up.
09:39These suspicious activity forms were literally, these reports that had to be filed, they were
09:44there for a reason.
09:45So we can stop.
09:46And last thing, and then I'm going to open it, I think, to see if there's any other members.
09:53But we are going in looking at suspicious activity reports, both Republicans and Democrat staffs
09:58going in looking at suspicious activity reports as we speak.
10:01I'm all about looking at suspicious activity reports.
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