And so Congress stopped doing their job 75 years ago, 80 years ago.

To me, this is a bombshell and should prompt Rocana and Thomas Massey and the 427 members of the House of Representatives and 100% of the U.S. Senate to pass the same bill that the United States Congress did in 1992 for the JFK Records Collection Act, when the CIA was forced by law to stand up an independent auditing body to review all classified records relating to the JFK assassination for the first time ever and then declassify them over months and years through the work of that independent board. The existence of this correspondence we just learned about this week alone should prompt a 427 to 1 and 100% Senate to do the same thing they just did with DOJ files for CIA-originated files. That's actionable immediately. Who's going to want to be on the other side of that in Congress? No. The CIA's records about Jeffrey Epstein, prolific child sex track, however you want, you know, whatever you see in the Rorschach inkblot test of the Epstein universe. I think it would be very hard to be, if that bill gets introduced, for a sitting member of Congress to be on the other side of it. I think it would pass.

Back in 2015, the Congress of the United States repealed something called the Country of Origin Labeling Act.

Heck, we already know in a law that was passed by a subservient United States Congress... Where practically nobody in the entire Congress stood up and said no, they've already passed the law saying all their driver's licenses are going to be chipped.