Lawmakers Clash Over Survivors, Epstein, Antisemitism (Full Transcript)
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Do you want to go there, Attorney General? Do you want to go there? Do the right thing, Attorney General. Meet with the survivors. They have been asking for a year. Meet with the survivors. Do the right thing. I yield back.
[00:00:13] Speaker 2: I was curious if you, Congresswoman, asked Bill Clinton that. Didn't see one tweet. Not one. I didn't see one tweet when Joe Biden was in office about Bill Clinton. Didn't ask Merrick Garland anything about Epstein. Not once when he was. Weak sauce. And also, I want the record to reflect that, you know, with this anti-Semitic culture right now, she voted against a resolution condemning. Oh, do you want to go there, Attorney General?
[00:00:46] Speaker 1: Do you want to go there? Are you serious talking about anti-Semitism to a woman who lost her grandfather in the Holocaust? Really? Really?
- Speaker 1 presses for the Attorney General to meet with survivors who have sought access for a year.
- Speaker 2 counters with whataboutism, referencing Bill Clinton, Epstein, and the Biden-era DOJ to allege inconsistency.
- The exchange escalates when Speaker 2 raises antisemitism and a vote on a condemnation resolution.
- Speaker 1 responds forcefully, invoking personal family history tied to the Holocaust.