Ro Khanna pushes for the release of Epstein client list, asks who are the rich people who are protected

California Democrat Rape Ro Khanna will amend an Act that will require Attorney General Palm Bondi to release Epstein’s customer list as the Donald Trump administration already is in a difficult place on the issue. Khanna said that he would file an amendment to the Genius Act, a cryptocurrency bill will be marked by the House Rules Committee on Tuesday. Exios reported that the amendment would require a Bondi to maintain, preserve and compile any records or evidence related to any investigation, prosecution or chaos of Epstein.Bondi will then have to release the “The Record” on the publicly available website within 30 days of being signed in the law within 30 days of the Talent Act.But it is not very possible that Ro Khanna’s modification will reach the floor of the house. “Why are Epstein files still hidden? Who is rich and powerful preserved?” Khanna, announcing his plans, wrote on social media on Sunday. He continued a vote about making the files public “every Congress member on record”, he continued.Rape. Mark Wasi (D-Texas) also announced on social media that he would present a resolution on Monday, demanding the release of files. “One of the two [President Donald Trump] And his acolytes have air to rumors of the importance of these Epstein files to help their campaign! He wrote, suggest the possibility of cover-up.The handling of Epstein files created a major crack in the Donald Trump administration and was on the verge of resigning his disagreement with FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino Palm Bondi. Bondi overpromed for months about Epstein release and then the administration announced that Epstein had no customer list and therefore, there would be no other investigation or prosecution in the case. President Donald Trump said on Bongino, “Dan Bongino is a very good boy. I have known him for a long time. I have done him many times.