The shutdown was ended by a CR to spend the same exact amount of money on the same things we did when Biden was President,
➕millions of dollars for 8 senators who were spied on but refuse to fix surveillance laws for you
➕a hemp ban
➕$100+ billion from the BBB
I voted No.
The 38th bill Trump signed into law during his 2nd Presidency is the bill I forced through Congress:
Epstein Files Transparency Act, now forever known as “Public Law 119-38.”
It passed the House on Nov 18 and the Senate on Nov 19, and was signed Nov 19.
I’m very sad for our country but so happy for my friend Marjorie. I’ll miss her tremendously. She embodies what a true Representative should be. Everyone should read her statement; there’s more honesty expressed in these four pages than most politicians will speak in a lifetime.
Last night on @npub16tzz...whlr, @Rep. Ro Khanna and I discussed the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
The President has now signed our bill into law. The government has 30 days to release the files. This is a victory for survivors and transparency.
After five months of sustained effort and much opposition, our bill to release the Epstein Files passed the House (427 : 1), passed the Senate (100 : 0), and was signed by the President in less than 36 hours!
@npub1nzhf...vpwt@npub1snhu...qqh6 and I led this debate for the bill on the floor.
I'm appearing on @npub19fkz...f4s8 at 9:00 AM ET to talk about the success of the Epstein files discharge petition. Tune in!
We are forcing a recorded vote in the House on releasing the Epstein files. Victims deserve justice and Americans deserve transparency.
After months of fighting and disparaging my Epstein legislation, now that my discharge petition has succeeded, @Speaker Mike Johnson says he tried to pass the law by unanimous consent.
If that’s so, he should have no problem voting YEA next week. Listen to his own words:
