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Adelita Grijalva, the final vote needed for Congress’ Epstein petition, SPEAKS OUT
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2:09Now PlayingArizona Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva says House Speaker Mike Johnson is delaying her swearing in to cover for predator Jeffrey Epstein and his clients. Grijalva, a Democrat from Arizona, won a special election roughly three weeks ago, but Speaker Johnson has refused to formalize her Congressional post with a swearing-in ceremony. Johnson claims that the government shutdown is to blame for the delay, but Congressional representatives have been sworn in (including by Johnson himself) during pro forma sessions before. Grijalva would be the 218th member of Congress to sign a discharge petition that would force the House to vote on a subpoena to force the Department of Justice to release the Epstein files.
TRNN Congressional Correspondents and Inequality Watchdogs Taya Graham and Stephen Janis were on the ground in Washington DC and got a chance to speak with Congresswoman Grijalva herself…
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