A video released by Epstein survivors and journalist Tarapal Mary reveals that attendees at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas were forcibly removed by security after speaking with survivors about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes and the need for transparency. The footage shows survivors being escorted out without explanation, despite having press credentials and engaging in non-disruptive, fact-based conversations. Critics, including Marjorie Taylor Greene and Senator James Tallerico, condemn this treatment as a clear example of political hypocrisy—where the party profits from the Epstein scandal but rejects accountability when survivors speak out. The incident underscores a broader pattern: Republicans are accused of treating victims as criminals while ignoring the need to hold perpetrators accountable. Survivors emphasize that their goal is not political division but justice and transparency, which transcends party lines. International reactions—such as protests in Ireland criticizing Donald Trump’s ties to Epstein—demonstrate global awareness and outrage. Meanwhile, figures like Senator James Tallerico and calls for Attorney General Ken Paxton to act on survivor requests highlight growing pressure for institutional reform. The story reveals deepening public skepticism toward Republican leadership, with many believing that voting out current officials is the only path forward to achieve real accountability.
Well folks, Marjorie Taylor Greene is back. She was once Donald Trump's best friend. Now she is his biggest enemy and she is highlighting a major scandal impacting both Trump and the Republican party that they don't want you to know about. And of course it has to do with the Epstein files and more specifically their treatment of Epstein survivors. We're gonna talk about all of that and more in this video. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment, let me know what you think about this story and everything we talk about. And this is what I'm referencing. Marjorie Taylor Greene highlighting this video that was released by Epstein survivors where they were talking about their experience at the Republican midterm convention. And news flash wasn't great. Marjorie Taylor Greene saying, the Republican party kicked out Epstein victims at the Dallas midterm convention. That is true, it was caught on video. I'm gonna show you that in just a moment. They kicked out survivors who are bravely speaking out against Epstein and everything that took place there. I'm so angry and disgusted. G, why does the Republican party have a woman problem? Well, here you go among many other issues such as them wanting to regulate women's bodies and not have the ability to make decisions by themselves. But this is the video captured by journalist Tarapal Mary who's been great on the Epstein files and giving a voice to the victims of the RNC kicking out her and Epstein survivors. Now why are they kicking out Tarapal Mary? Well, because she's covered the Epstein story and asked the right questions. But this footage is truly stunning. And I would hope that any American, regardless of political affiliation could say, yeah, this is wrong. I mean, these are survivors who, as Marjorie Taylor Greene said, she's crazy, but made a good point. They are bravely speaking out about their experiences, their stories, and Republicans treat them like trash. Just watch this video. It is insane, it's shocking. - We at no point had Epstein's survivors signs. - We don't have signs, we have to clear bags, no signs. - I think we're making this more than about the last week. - Yeah, let's go. - I was at the Republican midterm convention. I had a press pass, three survivors of Jeffrey Epstein. They had guest passes. We were there for approximately 35 minutes. To our right was a gentleman who is running for Congress in the Boston area. He's a Republican. - I'm gonna start with kind of a tough question right now. I'm with some survivors of Jeffrey Epstein right now. - There is an Epstein files transparency bill number two. - Yeah. - I'm gonna come out. - Yeah. - Will you vote for it? - Yeah, bring it out, why not? - And will you vote for hearings? - More hearings. - I'd like to be in the hearings and ask the follow up question. - Does it matter who the men are that are complicit? Like, Democrat, Republican, you just want to see whoever has perpetrated these crimes to be held accountable? - No, I don't care who they are. - Yeah. - Unlawful touching is unlawful touching. - As soon as we were done, some very burly looking security guards, at least three of them were around me. And they were telling me that I had to leave the premises. So, I walked away with the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein. It was not a great situation. They wouldn't tell me why I was being removed. They just said your press credentials can be revoked for any reason. It's not harassing this man. - But thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate it. - Do you? - Yeah. - 80s, take care, huh? - Okay, thanks so much. - Yeah, retail through here, I'll give you a card. I don't have any skin in the game. - Okay. - But that's what it is. - We're not, we're not allowed to talk to guests. - Okay. - So, yeah, we're allowed to talk to people. That's why we're here, we're media. That's why you're media. - Right, I'm asking you, it's super, super harsh. - We don't have signs, we have clear bags. No signs. - I think we're making this more difficult than last week. - Okay, okay, yeah, let's go. - Let's go. - We're allowed to have-- - Re-enter, I'm gonna go to the police. I'm gonna ask them to dress past you. I mean, that's the Republican Party. I mean, that is such a perfect representation of today's Republican Party. They used the Epstein story for years to get votes and to alleged that there was some kind of government cover-up that Obama or Joe Biden or Democrats broadly were involved in this cover-up. Bill Clinton were involved in this cover-up. Somehow, he was still controlling the files. They used this for years to get votes. And as soon as Epstein survivors are at their convention, saying, we just want the files to be released. We want transparency, we want accountability. Then they get kicked out. Because they want transparency, they're victims of crimes. And they want accountability for those crimes and Republicans say, just can't get on board with that. How appalling, how disgusting is that? I mean, it kind of leaves you speechless. Like, you know, we've all been in politics now for a while. I've been, you know, since I was 16, I'm 23, almost 24 now. So I'm very well aware of the Republican Party as you are too. And so this is not surprising, but it is still shocking that there are people in our government who treat Epstein survivors like this. And I think we all agree that whoever's in the files, whoever perpetrated these crimes, Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, I don't care, hold them accountable. But Republicans don't believe that. Not even a little bit. And the Epstein survivors actually talked about their experience. They went public with a video talking about their experience. And this is what they said. I think it's really important to hear from them as well. Watch. Hi, my name is Mariah Kishartani. I'm here with Shirley Morshart. We're both Epstein survivors. Yesterday, we went to the Republican midterm convention here in Dallas, Texas. We were there for about 35 minutes before we were escorted out. We were separated. And we just stayed there. They took our badges and took photos of us and told us that we are not allowed at the convention. Yeah, and we were just there talking to one person that was running for Congress. And we were just asking them a few questions. He was really nice. We weren't doing anything. We didn't have any signs. We didn't have anything to indicate that we were there to be provocative. We wanted to fit in. We were hats. We were there to support everybody because this is a non-partisan issue. This is an issue against child sex trafficking. And that's it. This is not Republican or Democratic. This is not a red or blue. What we are fighting for crosses all lines. And it's not fair that we were asked to leave for no apparent reason. Yeah. And those were Epstein survivors? Yep. Basically, we were in the way they treated us as. We were escorted out. Was I mean, like we're criminals? Yes, we didn't do anything wrong. We didn't do anything wrong. That's it. Yeah, that's it. We just showed up and we were escorted out. And we were only an effort about 35 minutes. All right. Thank you. Treated like criminals, which I actually think is a good description of how they were treated. And think about that. The Republican Party will go after them, survivors, but not criminals. Not the people who perpetrated these crimes. They won't pursue accountability for them, but will kick them out. It's just as so backwards. All the time in Trump's America. And looking at this story and looking at how the Republicans have treated these survivors and the Epstein file is broadly, it is enough to make you cynical. It's enough to make you depressed about the state of things. I feel it, too. And certainly with Republicans in power, there's really no other way to feel. But the good news is, we have an opportunity to vote them all out this November. And the entire world sees this for what it is. So I'll give you an example. Yesterday in Ireland, we talked about the protests on the show. But one of the main things that a lot of these protesters highlighted was Donald Trump's connection to Epstein. Was the cover up of the files? Check this out from the protests yesterday. Outrage protesters in Ireland say Donald Trump and the Epstein class are not welcome in Dublin. Watch this and look at all of these people out there making their voices heard. [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] Isn't that great? And if you zoom in here, there were so many Epstein signs of people calling out Donald Trump for his connection. Let me see if I can find the one I saw right here. It's kind of blurry. The footage isn't great. But somebody calling him out for the Epstein files right there, along with all of these different Palestinian flags, a lot of these signs calling him out for being a complete and total liar, which is certainly the truth, a lot going on in Ireland. And this just goes to show you that people aren't over this. Republicans like to pretend like, oh, the story's done. I hear it all the time from Congressional Republicans are like, no, it's over, right? We don't need more files because it's done. Everybody got what they wanted. No, this is not over. We're not done talking about this. And people around the world feel the exact same way. And the good news is as well, we have people running for office who are still dedicated to accountability. Let me give you an example. Senator James Tallerico recently spoke at the Epstein library that is traveling around the country. So it's a kind of mobile display. You could call it where the bringing these files
and all these binders for people around the country to read them in the lead up to the midterm elections and this is what's soon to be I hope I almost called them Senator soon to be hopefully senator james taleriko said at the event that he spoke at take a listen it is an honor to stand with all of you thank you for your courage thank you for your bravery the only reason we know about Jeffrey Epstein's abuse is because these survivors had the courage to stand up to a corrupt system designed to keep them quiet and I think we can all learn from their bravery and and I want to thank them for their for their work for turning their pain and their trauma into something that may help protect people in the future in my tradition we call that resurrection and it is a a true privilege to be here with all of you when did pedophilia become a partisan issue when did when did holding sexual abusers accountable become controversial when did Ken Paxton decide it was okay to ignore these survivors today I am calling on Ken Paxton to stop ignoring these survivors and their request to meet and I'm calling on him to use his power as attorney general to sue the Department of Justice over the mishandling of these Epstein files corrupt officials like Todd Blanche released names and photos of survivors without their consent corrupt officials are still covering up for Epstein's abuse by refusing to release 2.5 million additional files our attorney general here in Texas has the power to get justice for these survivors and he's refusing to do so Ken Paxton has a history of covering up abuse a history of protecting pedophiles he has an opportunity to use his power his authority to get justice and we are demanding that he do so and these are such like basic requests you know what I mean like he is not asking for a lot here the victims are not asking for a lot here they're not asking Ken Paxton to pick up a mountain and move it they're not asking him to summit Mount Everest with no oxygen and no coat right they're asking for very reasonable things and the Republicans are saying can't do it way too much can't do it but you know if we elect people like James Tyler Rico we can get this done and if we support his campaign I'm not in Texas but I'm supporting his campaign from afar we can help him get into that senate so look I will leave the video there I just had to cover this story it is so appalling but thank you so much for watching please make sure to subscribe down below drop a like on the video comment let me know what you think about the story and everything we just talked about have an amazing rest of your day and we will talk soon
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Marjorie Taylor Greene highlights that Republican Party officials kicked out Epstein survivors from the Dallas midterm convention, a video capturing the incident showing security forcibly removing media and survivors.
Survivors, including Mariah Kishartani and Shirley Morshart, reported being escorted out after briefly speaking with a Republican candidate, despite having no signs or disruptive intent, and were denied access to the convention floor.
Critics argue that the Republican Party uses the Epstein case to generate political support but dismisses survivor demands for transparency and accountability, treating them as threats while refusing to pursue justice for perpetrators.
Summary:
A video released by Epstein survivors and journalist Tarapal Mary reveals that attendees at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas were forcibly removed by security after speaking with survivors about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes and the need for transparency. The footage shows survivors being escorted out without explanation, despite having press credentials and engaging in non-disruptive, fact-based conversations. Critics, including Marjorie Taylor Greene and Senator James Tallerico, condemn this treatment as a clear example of political hypocrisy—where the party profits from the Epstein scandal but rejects accountability when survivors speak out.
The incident underscores a broader pattern: Republicans are accused of treating victims as criminals while ignoring the need to hold perpetrators accountable. Survivors emphasize that their goal is not political division but justice and transparency, which transcends party lines. International reactions—such as protests in Ireland criticizing Donald Trump’s ties to Epstein—demonstrate global awareness and outrage.
Meanwhile, figures like Senator James Tallerico and calls for Attorney General Ken Paxton to act on survivor requests highlight growing pressure for institutional reform. The story reveals deepening public skepticism toward Republican leadership, with many believing that voting out current officials is the only path forward to achieve real accountability.
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Epstein survivors were escorted out of the convention after speaking for about 35 minutes. They were not allowed to stay, despite having press passes and being in conversation with a candidate, and were told their credentials could be revoked without explanation.
They were reportedly removed by security guards without clear justification. The convention officials claimed they only allowed media with clear bags, not signs, and stated that guests were not permitted to discuss the Epstein case.
Yes, Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized the Republican Party's actions, calling it 'disgusting' and stating that survivors were treated like criminals. She highlighted the inconsistency in how the party handles accountability.
The Epstein files transparency bill aims to release additional files related to Jeffrey Epstein's abuse and the handling of survivors' cases. It emphasizes accountability and transparency, regardless of political affiliation.
Critics argue that Republicans have used the Epstein case for political gain but reject accountability when survivors speak out, treating them as threats or nuisances rather than victims.
Yes, protests in places like Ireland have shown strong public opposition to Donald Trump's connection to Epstein, with demonstrators calling for transparency and accountability, indicating global concern.
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