This is from the two authors of the NYT article

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Chris Hayes discussing

This has been on every segment I have watched!

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People are tired of this regime and its coverups

I’ve been watching Fox all Morning and haven’t heard a word of this . 🤓

on NYT's investigation into the Epstein Files, and Blanch.

We just know that PEDO is blowing ketchup outta his ugly nose.

when Republican Senators ignored reporters questions, shook their heads, some palms down, and continued to walk away.

Did they know at that time? We all assumed it was about Russia, Russia, Russia, money, money, money ....

It sure makes sense.

Just makes one wonder WHAT ELSE they’re covering up, and FOR WHOM?

And who else knows or has reasonable suspicions? Or knows who does?

My guess is he will nuke Iran to take Epstein out of the news cycle. He is desperate and INSANE.

The day the memo was released, Bongino showed up to a daily Justice Department meeting with the F.B.I. staff and the attorney general. He was in a volcanic mood. As soon as he entered the room, he erupted at Bondi, shouting at her.

“You fucked this thing up from the start,” Bongino yelled. “The way you’ve been talking about this — that dumb fucking charade with the Epstein files, the ‘They’re on my desk’ nonsense, all the promises to the folks out there.”

Patel and Bongino both subsequently told a White House official that Bondi needed to resign.

Two days later, on July 9, the two men were summoned to a meeting with Wiles and Bondi in the Situation Room complex. They were the last to enter the small, wood-paneled room. Seated around the table were Bondi, Wiles, Blanche and Taylor Budowich, one of Wiles’s deputies. The moment Bongino sat down, Wiles told him that she had been informed he leaked a sensitive story about Epstein and Trump to ABC News.

so Trump could put Blanche in. That's why Trump delayed so much legal business. He wanted the real work handled by Blanche.

Blanche will go along with the Project 2025 injustice.

This is why you never let a President put personal friends, personal attorneys, or family members into high level government positions.

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Yes, ethics complaints have been filed with the New York bar regarding his actions as Acting Attorney General, but Todd Blanche has not been disbarred.

Disbarment requires a formal investigation and disciplinary proceeding by the state, and the outcome of these complaints remains to be determined.The path to potential disbarment or discipline in New York follows a structured process:

Bar Complaints:
Watchdog groups and legal analysts have filed formal complaints with New York's attorney grievance committees. These complaints argue that his actions—such as allegedly using his office for vindictive prosecution and navigating collusive settlements—violate professional conduct rules.

The Process:
Under New York State Judiciary Law, the Appellate Division handles attorney discipline.
If a grievance committee finds evidence of professional misconduct, they can bring formal charges. This could result in censure, suspension, or permanent disbarment.

DOJ Pushback:
Blanche and the Department of Justice have actively pushed back against state bar oversight, filing lawsuits aimed at shielding federal government attorneys from state bar disciplinary processes.

I don't want to look into this, but others should know they can track professional responsibility guidelines and ongoing complaints through the New York State Unified Court System Attorney Matters page.

Here is a gift link to a very long and detailed article on the coverup. There were a ton of meetings in the situation room described. The concept that these discussions took place in the situation room and other secured facilities surprised me. It is clear that trump has been blocking the full release of the files.

Some of the material surprised me including this section about the allegations about trump and some victims. I urge people to read the long discussion on this issue. I started to post this long discussion but decided against it. For me this was distasteful.

Reading this article it is clear to me that Blanche was a major participant. Bondi's claims about Blanche's control together with this article will be a major discussion in any confirmation hearing on Blanche become Attorney General.

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not be swayed to change their votes.

Trump formally nominated Blanche on Monday.
Blanche’s next step is to submit paperwork to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which requires financial disclosures, an FBI background check and a completed questionnaire.

The Senate Judiciary Committee can only schedule Blanche’s confirmation hearing 28 days after he’s turned in all paperwork. And since Blanche could submit those documents soon, given that he went through the confirmation process as deputy AG just last year, the earliest date Committee Chair Chuck Grassley (R-IA) could schedule a hearing is likely mid-July. The fastest timeline from then would involve a committee vote around the end of July, with a floor vote right before the Senate leaves town for August recess.

That's only if things go according to Senate GOP leaders’ plans without further holdups.

Because, since Democrats say they’ll oppose Blanche’s nomination, the Comte only needs one Republican “no” vote to sink it.

12 Republicans on the Committee: Chair Chuck Grassley (R-IA) Lindsey Graham, John Cornyn, Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, Thom Tillis, John Kennedy, Marsha Blackburn, Eric Schmitt, Katie Britt, and Ashley Moody.
10 Democrats: Dick Durbin, Sheldon Whitehouse, Amy Klobuchar, Chris Coons, Richard Blumenthal, Mazie Hirono, Cory Booker, Alex Padilla, Peter Welch, and Adam Schiff.

Do you see any Republicans on the committee who might vote no other than Thom Tallis? Maybe Cornyn if he’s pissed off enough? The rest are pretty hard core sycophants. Any Democrats who might vote yes?

Second question, maybe.

Cornyn's been highly critical of the administration's controversial DOJ fund, established to settle lawsuits brought by Trump and his allies. Cornyn labeled the fund a "terrible idea" and indicated he has probing questions for Blanche regarding his role in its creation. Since Cornyn lost his Texas primary bid, he has more political freedom to press Trump's nominees without loyalty concerns. With Republicans holding a narrow majority on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Cornyn’s vote—along with other uncommitted Republicans—could be pivotal.

Third question, no. There will be no surprises from our SJC Democrats.

pool-girl at Mar-ma-Lardo. Other than that, her employment options are somewhat limited.

trump is really upset and mad. trump is hunting for the people who talked to the NYT. This will be fun to watch

Trump White House hunting for insider who leaked details about Epstein freakout: report #RawStory

— #TuckFrump (@realtuckfrumper.bsky.social) 2026-06-11T02:23:25.000Z

all of shithole's cabinet, administration and at lease 90% of the republican party are loyalist to only to him.

USA be damn.