Massie DROPS BOMBS on FBI Over Epstein Files | The Tony Michaels Podcast #994
September 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelMassie DROPS BOMBS on FBI Over Epstein Files | CEO Names & Trump Connection EXPOSED
Rep. Thomas Massie just grilled FBI Director Kash Patel in a heated House hearing over the Epstein files — and it got explosive.
👉 Massie pressed Patel on hidden names, shadowy bank CEOs, and whether Donald Trump’s ties will ever be fully exposed.
👉 The exchange revealed just how far the FBI may (or may not) go in releasing the truth about Epstein’s powerful network.
In this video, we break down:
The CEO and banking figures Massie alluded to 🚨
How Patel dodged direct questions about Trump and other VIPs 👀
What this means for transparency, accountability, and the political firestorm surrounding Epstein’s files
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