Transcript of GOP Gets Immediately Ripped to Shreds in Hearings Upon Return

Republicans were ripped to shreds at the House of Representatives and in the Senate yesterday. It was a bloodbath. Republican witnesses, ripped to shreds. Republican leaders like Maggie Mike Johnson and James Comer obliterated. Let me show you what went down. The Republicans in the House of Representatives brought on far-right extremists from the United Kingdom, Nigel Farage, who leads the reform party, the so-called reform party, a far-right party that attacks Europe, responsible for Brexit. I could go on. He shows up to try to lecture America about free speech when the type of speech he spews is hate speech, anti-American speech, anti-liberal democracy speech. Democratic Congress member Jared Moskowitz puts him in his place, corners him in a brutal cross-examination, and Nigel Farage was like, I have no opinion about the Epstein file release. And then Moskowitz is like, Really? Because you called for it to be released. So are you against yourself or do you agree with yourself, idiot? Here, play this clip.

You think the list should come out? You think we should know the people who dealt with Mr. Epstein, Mr. Farage? I thought I was coming to a hearing on free speech, not process. Oh, but listen, but here's the good thing. That sounds like you're discussing process. No, no.

Do you think the list should come out.

I have no opinion on it. I don't know at all. We have victims that were sexually abused by potentially people in power, and we don't know who's on the list. I'm very happy to discuss that with you another time. Hold on, Mr. Fresh, we don't know who's on the list. We don't know who's on the list. We don't know if the President is or is not. I'm not going to say he is or isn't.

I'm just going to say these are weird behaviors.

We don't know that there are other people in Congress that are on the list. We have no idea.

Do you think the list should come out? You think people in power should be held to account for these victims who have been sexually abused You think the list should come out?

I think that I'm very happy to come to a different hearing where you talk about legal process. Okay. Would a gentleman yield for a quick question? Were you aware that he has already called for the Epstein file to be released? It has been reported that he has called for it to be released. Yeah, right here. Just to refresh your memory. I happen to have this. But that's not our random. But that is not... Look, you could ask me if you like about Social Security policy. Do you agree with yourself? We are here to discuss free speech. Hold on. It's awkward for your lunch after this. Do you agree with yourself? No, it isn't at all.

Okay. Next up, Congress member Moskowitz brutally exposes Nigel Farage's intentions for the day, which was to go and meet seruptuously with Donald Trump to plot about whatever the hell they want to do to attack liberal democracies. Moskowitz is like, Oh, got it. So just admit you're going to see Donald Trump, like we all know. And watch as Nigel Farage, the pathetic little weakling that he is, tries to go, Oh, I think it would be It's really inappropriate for me to tell you what my lunch plans are. Here, play this clip.

Mr. Fracks, thanks for being here, coming across the pond.

I'm sorry to hear you're leaving the hearing early. Well, there's not a question of leaving the hearing early, but II do have other things to do. Oh, where are you going? I'm so sorry about that. That's okay. Where are you going? It's not lunch, I promise you. It's not lunch. You're not going to have lunch. I don't think so, no. No lunch. You're meeting with the President? I can't remember what the show, Jules, is. You can't remember if you're meeting with the President. I'm being very polite, and I'm not going to tell you what I'm doing this afternoon, but I can assure you that- But there's the free speech hearing. You're not going to tell me what you're doing this afternoon? Oh, free speech is one thing. Discretion is quite another, too. Okay.

All right, so you're leaving to have lunch with the President.

Then Nigel Farage quite literally flees the hearing right ahead of Democratic Congress member Dan Goldman's questioning because he was afraid. Play this clip.

Well, I I remember the Russia hoax very, very well. We had shades of it earlier on this morning, but not much more than that, I'm pleased to say. Well, thank you.

Mr. Chairman, with that, I'll yield back.

Thank you. We're going to have to go, Mr. Chairman, but thank you very much. Mr. Farage, you can blame it on me. One more.

Oh, You're avoiding me.

Mr. Faraj, thank you. The chair now recognizes the gentleman from New York, Mr. Goldman.

I'm sorry to see you leave, Mr. Faraj. I actually had much that we agree upon and was looking forward to your testimony because it's very nice and refreshing to hear from my GOP colleagues that they are worried about authoritarianism. But he was ripped to shred, Nigel Faraj, that is, by Democratic Congress member Jamie Raskin, who tore him to pieces. Here, I play this clip.

On free speech in Hong Kong, Tibet, Xinjiang, where the persecution trial of Jimmy Lai, or maybe a journalist about the Saudi Crown Prince's assassination of Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post writer who demanded freedom from religious persecution and oppression in Saudi Arabia. But no, the dictators of the world have got nothing to fear from this hearing. The Republicans called it to attack our democratic allies in Europe. The star witness is not a human rights leader like Nivalny, but a far-right, pro-Putin politician who leads the UK Reform Party, a party that is four members out of 650 members in the Parliament. He calls England an authoritarian regime while saying that Vladimir Putin is the world leader he admires the most. Well, this hearing mimics vice President J. D. Vance, who went to the Munich security conference in February. In the first two minutes of his speech, whitewashed the world's leading autocratic regimes, claiming that the threat that worries him is not Russia. It's not China, he said, but rather it's our European allies. Amazing. Republicans are promoting far-right parties in Europe, like Alternative for Deutschland, reform UK, and Rassemblement National Français, and ignoring massive repression in Russia, China, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and among all the autocrats of the world.

Republicans are vilifying European liberal democracies simply for engaging in the line drawing exercises that we Americans engage in under our First Amendment with respect to the epidemic of child pornography Security, protecting children from other harmful content, defamatory speech, online scams and false advertising, and speech inciting riots and imminent lawless action. All forms of speech that the First Amendment does not protect and whose tricky contours must still be drawn by law. We could have a meaningful hearing on this complicated subject, but this hearing is just a drive-by hit against a strong democratic ally to benefit a Donald Trump's sycophant and want to be. But it's even worse than this. Not only are our colleagues ignoring intensifying repression in the world's dictatorship, they're also trying to distract the world from the attack on freedom taking place right here in America every single day.

Take a look at just how uncomfortable Faraj looks as Congress member Jamie Raskin uses his opening statement to just absolutely demolish him. Watch what goes down here, play this clip.

Protectors of free speech, but they only want to protect speech they agree with. In the UK, Mr. Faraj is openly promoting the abolition of the Human Rights Act of 1998 to be replaced with a British Bill of Rights that limits the right of free speech to British citizens and legally sanctioned residents. He complaints that racist threats against immigrants are not protected free speech while he proposes to strip migrants, tourists, and perhaps even visiting American congresspeople of any free speech rights at all. I had my own close encounter with that when Mr. Faraj and his team presented for more than an hour in a conversation, we had about free speech. After three minutes of talking, he cut me off and terminated the meeting because he didn't like what I was saying. That's the free speech he's committed to. There is a free speech crisis in America today, but there's no free speech crisis in Britain. Uk Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has not shut down GB News, where Mr. Mr. Faraj has his own show just because Mr. Faraj has used his air time to call for banning peaceful protests that he disagrees with. No one has stopped him from going on Russian TV 17 times and saying also and repeating that the one world political leader he most admired was Vladimir Putin, even though Vladimir Putin is a war criminal and a dictator who has regularly interfered in other countries' democratic elections.

No one has stopped Mr. Faraj from inheriting Putin's absurd talking points, like when Faraj claimed that NATO, the US and Britain, provoked this war in Ukraine. For a man who fashions himself as some a free speech martyr, Mr. Faraj seems most at home with the autocrats and dictators of the world who are crushing freedom on Earth. Mr. Faraj wants to get rid of the Online Safety Act in his country, a law shepherded by the conservative Party and implemented by the Labor Party, which bans child pornography online, protects He prevents children from harmful content, forbids non-consensual pornography, and other unlawful content. He should go and advance the positions he's taking here in Congress today in Parliament, which is meeting today, if he's serious about it. To the people of UK who think this Putin-loving free speech imposter and Trump's sycophant will protect freedom in your country, come on over to America and see what Trump and MAGA are doing to destroy our freedom, kidnap, College students off the street, ban books from our libraries, militarize our police, and unleash them against our communities, take over our universities, wreck our professional civil service, and turn the government into a money-making machine for Trump and his family.

You might think twice before you let Mr. Faraj make Britain great again.

I yield back. Then you had Congress member Raskin also talk about how when private comments made by federal employees are scrutinized for anti-Trump bias. We're now in the territory of Putin, Stalin, Kim Jong Un world. That's what Trump and Nigel Farage's of the world and all this right-wing blabber has turned the United States into. Here, play this clip.

Or because they honestly gave honest economic information and labor statistics to the public. These honorable civil servants are being fired because they won't be the political hacks. Trump demands that they be. When private comments made by federal employees are scrutinized for anti-Trump bias and they can lose their jobs because of it, then we've entered the realm not just of Vladimir Putin, but of Joseph Stalin. Now, Mr. Trump and Mr. Faraj both claim they're protectors of free speech, but they only want to protect speech they agree with. In the UK, Mr. Faraj is openly promoting the abolition of the Human Rights Act of 1998 to be replaced with a British Bill of Rights that limits the right free speech to British citizens and legally sanction residents. He complaints that racist threats against immigrants are not protected free speech while he proposes to strip migrants, tourists, and perhaps even visiting American congresspeople of any free speech rights at all. I had my own close encounter with that when Mr. Faraj and his team presented for more than an hour in a conversation, we had about free speech. After three minutes of talking, he cut me off and terminated the meeting because he He didn't like what I was saying.

That's the free speech he's committed to. There is a free speech crisis in America today, but there's no free speech crisis in Britain. Uk Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has not shut down GB News, where Mr. Faraj has his own show just because Mr. Faraj has used his air time to call for banning peaceful protests that he disagrees with. No one has stopped him from going on Russian TV 17 times and saying also and repeating that the One world political leader he most admired was Vladimir Putin, even though Vladimir Putin is a war criminal and a dictator who has regularly interfered in other countries' democratic elections. No one has stopped Mr. Faraj from parroting Putin's absurd talking points, like when Faraj claimed that NATO, the US and Britain, provoked this war in Ukraine. For a man who fashions himself as some a free speech martyr, Mr. Faraj seems most at home with the autocrats and facilitators of the world who are crushing freedom on Earth. Mr. Faraj wants to get rid of the Online Safety Act in his country, a law shepherded by the conservative Party and implemented by the Labor Party, which bans child pornography online, protects children from harmful content, forbids non-consensual pornography, and other unlawful content.

He should go and advance the positions he's taking here in Congress today in Parliament, which is meeting today, if he's serious about it, to the people of UK, who think this Putin-loving free speech imposter and Trump's sycophant will protect freedom in your country, come on over to America and see what Trump and mega are doing to destroy our freedom, kidnap college students off the street, ban books from our libraries, militarize our police, and unleash them against our communities, take over our universities, wreck our professional civil service, and turn the government into a money-making machine for Trump and his family, you might think twice before you let Mr. Faraj make Britain great again. I yield back. Then you had Congress member Raskin also talk about how when private comments made by federal employees are scrutinized for anti-Trump bias, we're now in the territory of Putin, Stalin, Kim Jong Un world. That's what Trump and Nigel Faraj's of the world and all this right-wing blabber has turned the United States into. Here, play this clip. Or because they honestly gave honest economic information and labor statistics to the public. These honorable civil servants are being fired because they won't be the political hacks Trump demands that they be.

When private comments made by federal employees are scrutinized for anti-Trump bias, and they can lose their jobs because of it, then we've entered the realm not just of Vladimir Putin, but of Joseph Stalin. Now, Mr. Trump and Mr. Faraj both claim they're protectors of free speech, but they only want to protect speech they agree with. In the UK, Mr. Faraj is openly promoting the abolition of the Human Rights Act of 1998 to be replaced with a British Bill of Rights that limits the right of free speech to British citizens and legally sanction residents. He complains that racist threats against immigrants are not protected free speech while he proposes to strip migrants, tourists, and perhaps even visiting American congresspeople. Of any free speech rights at all. I had my own close encounter with that when Mr. Faraj and his team presented for more than an hour in a conversation, we had about free speech. After three minutes of talking, he cut me off and terminated the meeting because he didn't like what I was saying. That's the free speech he's committed to. There is a free speech crisis in America today, but there's no free speech crisis in Britain.

Uk Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has not shut down GB News, where Mr. Faraj has his show just because Mr. Faraj has used his air time to call for banning peaceful protests that he disagrees with. No one has stopped him from going on Russian TV 17 times and saying also and repeating that the one world political leader he most admired was Vladimir Putin, even though Vladimir Putin is a war criminal and a dictator who has regularly interfered in other countries' democratic elections. No one has stopped Mr. Faraj from parroting Putin's absurd talking points, like when Faraj claimed that NATO, the US and Britain, provoked this war in Ukraine. For a man who fashions himself as some a free speech martyr, Mr. Faraj seems most at home with the autocrats and dictators of the world who are crushing freedom on Earth.

Now, bringing you to the House floor, Democratic Congress member Jim McGovern pulls out his phone and shows, do you realize that as the victims, or I should say, survivors of Epstein and Ghislaine are courageously coming forward, and they're demanding the release of the Epstein and Ghislaine, and I should call them Trump files as well. Donald Trump is in the oval office office saying that what's going on is a hoax. Look at the video right here. Trump's calling it a hoax. The Epstein victims or survivors want the Massey Cana Bill passed, and Trump's attacking them. Here, play this clip.

It is shameful It's terrible. And it's speaking about the Epstein files. Again, I'm looking at the video of a few minutes ago. Donald Trump speaking to a reporter is calling all this a hoax. All this, the Epstein files, a hoax. He's not I'm talking about what we're doing here. And by the way, let me just say to the gentleman and anybody else who wants to know, listen to what the victims were asking for outside this Capitol just a few minutes ago, the survivors, the survivors of Mr. Epstein and Ms. Maxwell. Listen to what the survivors have been saying. They want the Massey Kana bill passed. They want something with teeth in it that will force this administration to comply because they don't that they will.

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More from Democratic Congress member McGovern on the House floor. And he goes, You MAGA Republican, Republicans. You are so pathetic. You're just pathetic people. You guys think you work for Trump? Every single Republican in the Rules Committee, all of you pathetic losers, voted against releasing the Epstein files. Oh, you've all said, We want full transparency. But that's not true. You then vote against the Epstein files. You try to block the resolution, the discharge petition to release the files. You are all pathetic. Play this clip.

This is all about the ego of the man who lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. You guys think you work for Trump. You're obsessed with him. It's pathetic. Republicans are ruining this institution, Mr. Speaker, destroying this institution. Again, let me repeat, every single Republican on the Rules Committee voted against releasing the Epstein files, every single one. I mean, we I heard last night that all Republicans want full transparency, but that's just not true. Let me read you a quote from the top Republican in this country, President Donald J. Trump. This is what he says about the Epstein files, and I quote, It's all been a big hoax. It's perpetrated by the Democrats and some stupid Republicans. And at a press availability just minutes ago, the President again said that that this is all a hoax. Now, what do Republicans think of that? Donald Trump says this is all a hoax, and if you want to release the files, you're stupid. Now, I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised that the guy who once called Epstein a, quote, Terrific guy, and who Epstein considered his, quote, Closest friend, is not actually interested in getting to the truth. But you know when this clicked in for me, Mr. Speaker, and for a lot of people, it clicked after Trump won and then the backtracking began.

It clicked again yesterday. It clicked after the same Republican leaders who invited influence to the White House and then passed out binders about to soon to be released, client list suddenly changed their tune. It clicked again yesterday when phase 2 of the binders came out. More information released that's already been released. 97% of it has already been It clicked when the same mega politicians who once pledged to release everything suddenly came up with more excuses, more delays, and more stalling tactics. What is obvious to everyone is that someone is hiding something. While all this stalling goes on, what happens? Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's partner in crime, winds up in a cushy country club prison, courtesy of Trump's political appointees. Not a word, not a word of outrage from this Republican majority, not a whisper of accountability, just silence. Now, let's not pretend that this is complicated. It's pretty obvious what's going on. The Trump administration has the power to release the Epstein files today. They could redact names to protect victims and survivors and deliver the truth, but they refuse.

Even Republican Congress Congress member, Thomas Massey, is calling out his own party and calling out Donald Trump. And Republican Congress member Massey, who, by the way, has been a strong champion for the Epstein survivors and for the release here. I got to give Massey credit for that. And he's been working on a bipartisan basis with Democratic Congress member Roe-Kana. And here Massey says, I don't think that there's a precedent in this country where the President of the United States calls legislators to say, You're engaging in a hostile act against me, against the presidency, if you support releasing files that expose a pedo sex trafficking ring. So Donald Trump saying it is a hostile act to try to get justice for the victims of sex trafficking. That's a first in the presidency, and this is coming from a Republican, Thomas Massey. Again, I don't care what side of the political aisle you're from. If you don't agree with Thomas Massey saying, You better look yourself in the mirror and say, something is seriously wrong with me. Here, play this clip. Updates on the discharge petition.

Do you think you'll get the number of signatures you need?

I think we'll eventually get there. What people are waking up and discovering right now is the folks who stayed up all night to go through the 34,000 individual pages have found that they're so redacted as to be useless and that many of them were already available.

Do you think this oversight tactic is releasing these documents? How do you actually read it? Clearly, they're pushing for more transparency, but it seems like it's not enough for you.

Well, I appreciate the effort that they've undertaken, but the scope of their investigation is to investigate the investigation. Perpetrators. They don't ever intend to have any criminal referrals. There may be some notations from the Oversight Committee when this is done that, Oh, this FBI person didn't check this box, or this person acted unethically, or this person got too light of a sentence. But they're not going in and trying to identify who these perpetrators were of these heinous sexual abuse crimes.

I wanted to ask which Republicans you think will end up signing onto your discharge mission.

Well, I made the mistake of getting 12 co-sponsors, so the White House knew who to target, so I'm not going to name anybody who's thinking about joining.

But you're confident you'll get this commission?

I'm pretty sure. I mean, it's a strong effort from the White House. They are literally calling it a hostile act to sign this discharge petition now. I don't know if that's precedented in this country to have a President call legislators to say that they're engaged in a hostile act, particularly when the so-called Hostile Act is trying to get justice for people who've been victims of sex crimes.

Now, one of my favorite Democratic Congress members, a true fighter someone who absolutely crushes it on the Rules Committee, Democratic Congress member Joe Nagus. Here he is on the floor, and he's like, You Republicans, you just spend the whole day whining about Biden? We're like September fourth. We're deep into September at this point. Are you just going to blame Biden in 2028 and 2026? It's all Biden verb, adjective. Here, play this clip.

My colleague from Minnesota, I think said the word Biden eight times, if I'm not mistaken. You couple that with references to the prior administration that jumps up to 12 or 13. It's unclear to me when replicons are going to stop complaining and actually do something to address the challenges that face our country. They spend more time talking about Joe Biden than they do about reducing costs. Every sentence from that side of the aisle, Biden, a verb, an additive, and more coal. That's essentially the sum total of every sentence. By the way, my colleagues, I suspect, are watching from their offices. I know that more of my colleagues are going to come to the floor here to engage in debate on, I don't know, how many CRAs are they putting on the floor today? Three, four, five. That's all we do around here is CRAs. So I encourage them as they're watching. Please, when you come to the floor, maybe spend some time talking about your affirmative vision for the country and not so much time talking about the prior president.

What? So right there. Then Democratic Congress member Goose said, You know what? Facts do matter. The truth does matter. Under Donald Trump right now, Americans are paying far more for electricity. So spare me your fake tears. Spare me your outrage. You all are causing. It's because of what you're doing by killing energy, wind, solar, going after Biden's crowning achievements. That That is one of the reasons that you're destroying energy, the Infrastructure Act, Inflation Reduction Act, because you go, Oh, green is too woke. Windmills are work. You idiots here, play this clip. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

First and foremost, facts matter. Under President Trump, Americans are paying more for their electricity than ever before. Ever before. Energy costs right now are higher than they have ever been. They're increasing at twice the rate of inflation. So spare us lectures about energy costs as Republicans preside over an economy in which everything is getting more expensive. Health care, more expensive, groceries, more expensive, energy costs going through the roof. Seriously? Their answer to all of this? More coal. That's it. That's the sum total of the Republican response to the cost of living crisis in the United States of America today, from Arkansas to Colorado to Minnesota and everywhere in between. More coal. That's their prescription, Mr. Speaker. I can tell you in Colorado, we certainly don't think that's a prudent approach.

Next up, Democratic Congress member Jim McGovern says, Do you realize that the Republicans are still too cowardly to hang up this plaque honoring the officers that's required by law? There's a law that says this plaque goes up honoring the January sixth officers who gave their life and some who were seriously injured. You refuse to hold the plaque because your orange blob dictator is anti the January sixth police, pretends that the 2020 election was stolen. That's what you're doing here, play this clip.

Here's the kicker. This majority still hasn't even hung the plaque honoring those officers. A plaque required by law, required by law. Instead of a Sham committee, how about you get a screwdriver and hang the damn plaque? Because every day it sits in a box is another day Republicans dishonor the heroes who defended this place. But if they insist on this little circus, at least investigate something real. Like why Donald Trump pardon people who assaulted police officers.

More from Congress member McGovern right here. Another powerful moment where McGovern says, Listen to the survivors. Listen to the survivors. And We'll see how pathetic Donald Trump is. Let's play it.

While he was going on that tirade, I went back and I listened to Donald Trump's press conference at the White House. And not only did he call and move to release the Epstein files a democratic hoax, he said it was designed to get the American people to focus in on something that was irrelevant. Now, let that sink in. I mean, if you listen to the survivors that were in front of the Capitol just a few minutes ago, listened to their horror stories, that's irrelevant. I mean, that the President of the United States of America would say something like that is pathetic. He could very easily put all this controversy to rest by just releasing the files. That is why we need to pass the Massey Kana bill, because we could actually pass a bill that would compel him to do that. What you all did in the rules committee last night is a resolution that doesn't really mean anything. It's designed as cover.

Speaking of pathetic, then Maga Mike Johnson accuses California Governor Gavin of anti-Christian rhetoric because Governor Newsom said in response to the Minneapolis school shooting, The kids were literally praying. So spare me the thoughts and prayers alone. Thoughts and prayers are street. But we need common sense gun reform. We need action. We need to take guns off the street. We do also need mental health programs, which Republicans have all defunded. They defunded the program in Minneapolis and across the country. So yes, thoughts and prayers. I'm fine with thoughts and prayers. I send thoughts and prayers. But what I also want to send is action. Action, like getting it done, like common sense gun reform, like mental health programs. That's what I want. You heard Mike Johnson, what he has to say, right? You played it.

I just got a comment on Governor Newsom and his anti-Christian rhetoric, anti-religious rhetoric. Just one personal point here. Last week, he called me out personally a couple of times, and he shamelessly mocked the victims of Enunciation Catholic School for praying after the shooting. Went online, did it in writing. I just found it reprehensible. I mean, it's really sick. In response to a video of Caroline Levet discussing the power of prayer amid great tragedy, the governor posted, quote, These children were literally praying as they got shot. I mean, why? Why would you do that? Why would you do that? Except that you were starving for attention. It's detestable. Two children were murdered. More than a dozen were hospitalized. And Gavin Newsom's response was to sneer and condemn those who seek out our creator in our darkest moments. I just thought it was evil. In fact, it's indicative of such a profound moral decay. It's really the only hope for a gap in this prayer, ironically. And we're told in scripture to do that. As people of faith, we believe in the strength of prayer and intercession. It's foundational to who we are as believers. And by the way, who we are as Americans.

It's woven into the fabric of our country, our deep Judeo-Christian heritage, and it's something that we represent. As a leader of the state, the largest Christian population in America, I will keep Governor Newsom and also the people of California on my prayers. I think you all be called out, and anybody who does that should be called out for it.

Next up, finally, we have a Republican Congress member, Massey, telling his Republican colleagues, grow a freaking spine. Here, play this clip.

I hope my colleagues are watching this press conference. I want them to think, what if this was your sister? What if this was your daughter? When these survivors speak, the Washington establishment is asking the American public to believe something that is not believable. They're asking you to believe that two individuals created hundreds of victims and they acted alone, and that the DOJ has no idea of who else might have been involved, that nobody else did anything that rose to a criminal enterprise. The American people know that's not true. Now, the speaker of the House just offered a fig leaf to my colleagues. They're going to vote on a nonbinding resolution today that does absolutely nothing.

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