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Rob Finnerty did what too many in the legacy press refuse to do: he put a glaring question on the table and kept pressing until Democrats and the establishment could no longer ignore it. On his Newsmax show Finnerty highlighted fresh congressional moves and asked plainly why the mainstream media is so eager to look the other way when a former president’s name keeps surfacing in Epstein-related records.
The interview with House Oversight Chairman James Comer was especially telling — Comer called Bill Clinton a “prime suspect” in the ongoing probe and told Finnerty the committee has subpoenaed the Clintons as part of a bipartisan effort to get to the bottom of the Epstein files. This isn’t theater; congressional subpoenas were issued and the committee is pushing for depositions and document productions, despite predictable legal pushback.
Remember the big DOJ “dump” of Epstein documents earlier this year? The department publicized a batch of files, including flight logs and a redacted contact book, and yet the release left conservatives convinced there’s more being kept under wraps. Independent reporting at the time documented that the materials were heavily redacted and that many of the so-called “bombshells” Americans were promised never actually materialized in the public release.
What makes the subpoenas and the questions so damning is the simple, verifiable fact that Bill Clinton’s name appears repeatedly in Epstein’s flight records — a fact his office has tried to paper over by calling the trips foundation-related. Flight logs first published in 2015 and revisited since then show Clinton on Epstein’s aircraft multiple times, and the counts offered by Clinton’s spokesmen don’t line up neatly with what investigators and independent reporters have unearthed. The discrepancy demands answers, not political cover-ups.
Watching Finnerty press Comer, you could see the real story emerging: this is about power and protection, not about the victims who deserve plain, unvarnished justice. Democrats who howl about “distractions” when conservative scandals surface are mysteriously quiet when alleged misdeeds point toward their own party’s luminaries. If the evidence is there, prosecute; if it isn’t, then release the records and stop treating the public like children who can’t handle the truth.
Americans should be furious that transparency is selective and accountability is optional for the political class. We deserve a full airing of the Epstein materials — unredacted where possible and handled with care for victims — so that every name and every trip can be examined under the light of law, not left to leaked tidbits and late-night punditry.
Rob Finnerty and conservative outlets are doing the job the rest of the media won’t: asking uncomfortable questions, demanding documents, and refusing to let powerful people sweep inconvenient facts under the rug. Patriotic citizens who love this country should stand with them in demanding the same rule of law that ordinary Americans live under, not the secret exceptions enjoyed by the elite.
