Three Million More Epstein Documents Exist — Todd Blanche Says None of Them Are Relevant
July 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelMichael Cohen breaks down a triple confirmation hearing day in the Senate — Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence, Todd Blanche for Attorney General, and Erica Schwartz for CDC Director. Jay Clayton stumbled badly when Senator Ossoff asked a simple yes or no question about whether Tulsi Gabbard was present at the Fulton County raid — Michael explains why the right answer was always just telling the truth. Todd Blanche got credit for clearly stating Trump cannot run in 2028 under the 22nd Amendment — something every other judicial nominee has refused to answer. Blanche's answers on the Epstein files, January 6th pardons and ICE agents firing into vehicles ranged from reasonable to inadequate — and Michael breaks down exactly what he should have said instead, drawing on his own experience testifying before Congress seven times.
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