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9:18Now PlayingSenator Cory Booker just went head-to-head with Senator John Cornyn in a heated Senate Judiciary Committee clash — and the reason? The Epstein files.
Booker’s amendment would’ve required the Department of Justice to release all Epstein-related documents — a push for transparency that millions of Americans have been demanding. But Senator Cornyn countered with a procedural amendment that effectively killed it, calling Booker’s move a “distraction.”
This wasn’t just about one vote. It was about the culture of silence and political self-preservation that surrounds powerful people and sensitive truths. Booker’s frustration in this hearing cuts deep — because when transparency becomes optional, democracy itself starts to erode.
👉 In this video, we break down what really happened, why Cornyn’s defense doesn’t hold up, and what this moment says about how Washington handles accountability.
Watch till the end — and ask yourself:
If even the Epstein files are too “inconvenient” to release, what else is being kept from the American public?
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