or trans kids every chance you get. It seems like you want to force the government to look at little kids’ bodies. Now, let me put this differently. You want to give some stranger, a federal government employee, no less, for all of you small government folks over there on the other side of the aisle, free reign to examine little sixth or seventh graders for some obscure thing that isn’t even conclusive evidence that they’re in a gang. I mean, this is kind of insane.
This provision is just another example of the hypocrisy coming from my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. Y’all love to talk a big game when it comes to protecting kids from harm and trauma, but the fact is it’s all an act. Because if Republicans really cared, y’all wouldn’t be refusing to release the Epstein files and bring justice to the victims of human trafficking and assault. And I do want to make sure that I put a little asterisk here. Everyone is talking about how great Comr is doing and this and that.
To be clear, it was an oversight subcommittee and it was the Democrat.
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Watch to hear the truth the mainstream media won’t tell you. Don’t forget to subscribe and like to keep supporting patriotic voices. Thing that I want to say is I’m tired of y’all cherry-picking one horrible event because that’s what y’all do.
Y’all find one terrible situation that took place and then you say that person’s name and you wear it out and you make it political. The reality is this.
I got a few names for you if you want to start going through names and you tell me which one of these names you’ve decided to do any type of legislation behind. We’ve got Virginia Guthrie. We’ve got Annie Farmer. We’ve got Maria Farmer. We’ve got Courtney Wild, Michelle Lacata, Jenna, Lisa Jones, Jennifer Arazz, Sarah Ransom, Shante Davies, Carolyn Adriano.
And the reality is that it’s our understanding that there may be close to a thousand victims of Epstein, Maxwell, and others. So, stop playing these games and acting like you care about one particular situation. You take a situation and then you exploit what has happened to not only that person, but you exploit those families and you make it a game. Stop just throwing a random dead person’s name on something for your own political expediency. If you want to start talking about actually solving something, then maybe we should go to the other campaign promises, the ones that allegedly gave y’all a mandate when he said he was going to lower prices on day one, yet that didn’t happen.
When he said that he was going to be ending wars on day one, yet that didn’t happen. Where he said that he was going to save the American people, yet that didn’t happen because as we know in that big ugly bill that every single one of you voted for except for Mr. Massie cuz he seemingly is the only one that’s got any sense over there. Y’all voted for that bill. And the last time I checked, it’s driving us further into debt while kicking people off of their health care in addition to making sure that billionaires, which I would not be surprised if we start to roll out those names and a number of those same billionaires because these weren’t $2 well, they weren’t $2 John’s.
That’s not what I got from the information. So, stop telling us that you care. Show us that you care. Show those survivors that you care. Sign the dag on discharge petition.
Sit down and hear their stories. And then tell them to their faces that because your leader does not want to talk about this. That is who you have pledged your loyalty to and your fieldy to and you’re not going to protect them and you’re not going to protect others that are suffering right now and others that will suffer in the future. And I will yield. Gentle yields back.
Gentleman from California is recognized. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to be clear about what we just heard a few minutes ago from Miss Crockett from Texas that we are doing a bill on some quote random dead person. This person was a vibrant soul, had a life, was pursuing a degree.
She’s not some random dead person, but she’s a symptom of a larger problem which you guys have ignored for years, which is that we’re going to import and fling open the gates of our southern border and allow these individuals to come into this country.
That we’re not going to vet them, that we’re not going to uh ascertain about where they land, and that we’re not even going to follow up. The gentle lady from Wyoming introduced into the record a homeland security report. There’s a health and human services report about all. Welcome back to Defeats, the channel where we cut through the political theater and expose the truth.
If you’re new here, make sure you hit that subscribe button and like this video so we can keep bringing you the content the mainstream won’t show. Now, let’s talk about what just went down in Congress. Jasmine Crockett, Democrat from Texas, absolutely went off on Republicans. And let me tell you, it was a fiery moment.
She laid into the GOP for cherry-picking tragedies, for taking the name of one victim and turning it into a political weapon while conveniently ignoring hundreds, if not thousands, of other victims who never get justice because their cases don’t fit the Republican narrative.
Crockett brought up Epstein and Maxwell’s victims, rattling off names and pointing out that there could be a thousand survivors. And what did Republicans do about them? nothing, no real legislation, no accountability, no justice. Instead, she accused them of using selective outrage, pretending to care when it benefits them politically, and then walking away when it comes to delivering solutions. And the flippant and quite frankly callous response by the gentle lady from Texas is that she’s just some random dead girl.
Now, she just walked out of the room, so I guess she didn’t want to hear this.
But her mother, if you want to talk, if you want to talk to her mother, which I encourage you to do so that you understand who she was, here’s a quote from her mother that she was texting with me. Kayla talked a mile a minute like a hummingbird. She loved animals, especially her cat, Oreo. She cared about the homeless.
She loved her mommy. She treasured her family and friends. She loved God and loved going to church. She loved her birthday and Christmas. She loved the beach and the pool and swimming.
Her voice and laugh carried across the room even when the room was quiet. She loved music and loved to have fun. She lived every day to the fullest. And boy did that girl love to sleep. And I go, it can go on and on.
This was a young lady who was pursuing a degree as a veterinarian.
She wanted to help people. She wanted to live her life. She wasn’t some random dead person that we just plucked out of a hat. She is a She is a symptom of a larger problem that you have ignored.
We had a field hearing my first term in Congress. Not a single damn Democrat showed up to look at the open border lawlessness caused by this administration. So while you sit here quietly for the last four years when Joe Biden and Kla Harris allowed and tacitly sanctioned the trafficking of hundreds of thousands of children across the border, I think it’s pretty dang shameful. You said nothing while young girls and boys were raped and otherwise abused by their smugglers and traffickers. You didn’t even raise a finger to help when the New York Times, of all places, not really a bastion of conservatism, exposed the labor trafficking of unaccompanied minor children.
There were no consequences to the actions of the last administration and you just buried your heads in the sand. So Kayla Hamilton wasn’t a random dead person. She was one of many people who have been victimized by the lawless border pro problems created by the last administration and you refuse to acknowledge it and that’s shameful. With that, Mr. Chairman, I yield back.
Gentleman yields back.
Gentle lady from Texas, I believe, seeks recognition. Gentle is recognized. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I have an amendment at the desk. Uh, served. Amendment to the amendment. From Wisconsin reserves point of order. Amendment will be considered as read.
The gentle lady is recognized to explain her amendment. My amendment today would strike the provision of this bill that would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services, who we know is incompetent, to conduct body examin examinations of unaccompanied children aged 12 and over to see if they have gang markings. I don’t know what your obsession is, subjecting kids to governmentmandated strip searches, but it needs to stop. Now, I want y’all to take a second and really think what you’re trying to force little kids to go through. This has to be the third time y’all have tried to push a bill that would give the federal government legal authority to put kids in compromising, traumatizing situations, whether it’s immigrant kids or trans kids every chance you get.
It seems like you want to force the government to look at little kids’ bodies. Now, let me put this differently. You want to give some stranger, a federal government employee, no less, for all of you small government folks over there on the other side of the aisle, free reign to examine little sixth or seventh graders for some obscure thing that isn’t even conclusive evidence that they’re in a gang. I mean, this is kind of insane. This provision is just another example of the hypocrisy coming from my colleagues on the other side of the aisle.
Y’all love to talk a big game when it comes to protecting kids from harm and trauma, but the fact is it’s all an act.
Because if Republicans really cared, y’all wouldn’t be refusing to release the Epstein files and bring justice to the victims of human trafficking and assault. And I do want to make sure that I put a little asterisk here. Everyone is talking about how great COMR is doing and this and that. To be clear, it was an oversight subcommittee and it was the Democrat who is the ranking member who actually brought the motion to release the files.
It just so happened that there were enough Republicans on that subcommittee, seemingly more than on this full committee, that had the courage enough to actually vote with the Democrats. But let me be clear, this was Democrats leading. This was the tail wagging the dog. So, I don’t want y’all to forget that part. Don’t go around claiming that y’all are the heroes because now there’s supposedly files that are coming out.
It was the Democrats that led that. Just to be clear now, you sure as hell wouldn’t be forcing kids who are in middle school into situations where the federal government is placing them in a room with a random adult strip searching them to try to find some obscure amorphous thing. Now, I know some of my Republican colleagues here have kids, and I’m willing to bet that if your kid was going to, say, England, and you found out some random government employee over there was going to strip search your kid to look for some tattoos or markings, you would lose your damn mind. You do everything you could to prevent this from happening and save them from that trauma. And that’s all I’m asking you to do today is.
But then came the Republican rebuttal. A congressman fired back, accusing Crockett of being dismissive of the victim at the heart of their bill. He said she wasn’t just some random dead person, but a real young woman with dreams of becoming a veterinarian, someone who loved her family, her friends, her church, and her community. He tied her story to what he sees as the bigger issue: lawlessness at the southern border, human trafficking, and what he calls failures of the Biden administration. And here’s where we need to pause.
As a left-wing patriot, I have to say this. Crockett had every right to call out Republican hypocrisy. You don’t get to wave one person’s tragedy in front of the cameras while ignoring gun violence, white supremacist violence, or the hundreds of kids lost to school shootings.
Republicans love to say they care about kids when it suits them. But where are the bills to protect children in classrooms from assault rifles?
Where’s the action against traffickers in Epstein circles who are still walking free? That silence speaks volumes. Now, let me flip this for a moment and give you the conservative perspective as well. Because unlike the partisans in Congress, we actually want to understand the whole picture. From the right-wing patriotic side, there is real concern that open border policies create dangers.
Republicans argue that tragedies like this one are not isolated, but part of a broader failure of immigration enforcement. They see it as a pattern. Traffickers exploiting kids, criminals slipping through, and communities being hurt. From their standpoint, Democrats look tonedeaf when they dismiss that fear. But here’s the reality.
Both of these things can be true at the same time. We can say the border needs fixing while also admitting that Republicans have no moral ground when they refuse to protect kids from gun violence, when they ignore white nationalist extremism, and when they cover up for billionaires and political donors tied to trafficking scandals.
What Crockett exposed is that the GOP plays political games with tragedy instead of solving it. And when she introduced her amendment against strip searching immigrant children for so-called gang markings, it revealed just how far Republicans are willing to go with their obsession over control. Strip searching middle schoolers, that’s not protecting kids, that’s traumatizing them.
That’s government overreach at its worst. And Crockett was right to call it out. At the end of the day, what this hearing showed us is that Republicans want to pick and choose which tragedies matter. They want to turn the suffering of one girl into a campaign slogan while ignoring the systemic crises that actually require courage to solve. And Jasmine Crockett wasn’t having it.
She ripped the mask off their hypocrisy. So, what do you think? Was Crockett right to call them out for political games, or do you think Republicans have a fair point about tying this tragedy to the border crisis? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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