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TommyT139

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2. I didn't watch the whole thing

Reply to deminks (Original post)

Wed Feb 11, 2026, 06:13 PM

Feb 11

...but to me that was perhaps the only useful information to come out of today's session.

If nothing else, it gives the regime an excuse to file charges if anything turns up in the public press.

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Blondi is tracking Congress' searches in Epstein files [View all] deminks Feb 11 OP

Like knowing what they know. Kid Berwyn Feb 11 #1

Granted, but you know they'll F it up some how. paleotn Feb 11 #4

I didn't watch the whole thing TommyT139 Feb 11 #2

File charges for what? Wiz Imp Feb 11 #9

You'd think, right? TommyT139 Feb 11 #11

A congressman are suing for have phone records pulled lame54 Feb 11 #3

They want to know who they can try and blackmail into not letting people read it sakabatou Feb 11 #5

I asked on the other thread about this, is this legal? Arazi Feb 11 #6

Isn't that what the Repugs were claiming slightlv Feb 11 #7

One of two things and maybe both.... chowder66 Feb 11 #8

I would guess most are searching for specific documents that were already identified in the redacted files Wiz Imp Feb 11 #10

MaddowBlog-Justice Department accused of surveilling lawmakers' Epstein files search history LetMyPeopleVote Feb 12 #12