Name: "Of Course [Trump] Knew About The Girls" | Probably Illegal $1 Coin | The Ghost Of Abraham Lincoln
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Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much.

After 43 days, the house is finally voting.

The shutdown is expected to end by midnight tonight.

At which point, Chuck Schumer will be dropped over Times Square.

This vote ends an historic impasse with an agreement that.

Because after the House reopened, Democrat Adelita Grijalva was finally sworn in as a member of Congress.

Seven weeks after she won a special election in Arizona.

So this Arizona lawmaker is rising, reborn from the ashes, just like the namesake of her home, Tucson.

More importantly, the newly sworn ingrialva is the 218th and final signature needed on the discharge petition to force a vote compelling the release of the Epstein files.

All right, here's the key to the ladies room.

Down there is the room where you're going to topple the pervert cabal.

To celebrate Grijalva's swearing in, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee gave the New York Times just a taste of hopefully what's to come, including emails from Epstein in which he alleged that Trump knew of his conduct with underage girls.

This is like that moment in the Sixth Sense when Bruce Willis appears on screen and you're like, oh, I get it.

One of the email recipients is freelance journalist and sex Luther Michael Wolf.

Wolf got close to Epstein back in the day while being pitched to work on a potential biography of the sex criminal.

Well, in 2019, when Donald Trump was president, Epstein emailed Wolf, writing, of course Trump knew about the girls.

And underage girls was Epstein's whole thing.

Yes, the Hamburglar was my best friend, but I always assumed he was getting the burgers legitimately.

And then later I was like, oh, wait, that's why he wore a mask.

It's not the only damning email Epstein sent to Wolf.

In 2015, when Trump was running for his first term, Wolf emailed Epstein saying, I hear CNN's planning to ask Trump tonight about his relationship with you.

To which Epstein replied, if we were able to craft an answer for him, what do you think it should be?

That is never a good sign when Jeffrey Epstein is trying to help you draft a response, like some kind of perverted clippy.

Looks like you're trying to avoid questions about sex crimes.

In the email response, Wolf suggested that Epstein keep his bargaining chip with Trump, saying, if it really looks like he could win, you could save him generating a debt.

And I would like to point out blackmail really only works when you're blackmailing someone about something they did that they don't want anyone to know about.

That's why you never hear a mobster say, hey, give me $1,000, or everyone's going to find out that you donate the Meals on Wheels.

Epstein's other email correspondent was his partner in horrible Ghislaine Maxwell.

In 2008, Epstein went to jail for underage soliciting.

By 2011, he was out, but the tabloids were all over him.

His relationship with Prince Andrew was news, and

reporters were trying to get responses from any of his famous friends.

Epstein emails Maxwell saying, I want you to realize that that dog that hasn't barked is Trump.

Epstein continued saying of Trump that an unnamed Epstein victim spent hours at my house with him.

Reached for comment, Donald Trump bulldozed the West Wing GOP leadership, accused Democrats of cherry picking their documents.

And to prove their point, Republicans on the House oversight committee released 20,000 additional Epstein documents.

Your Honor, to definitively prove his innocence, I would like to call to the stand all the people.

I don't know if we'll ever forget the insanity of the Trump presidency.

And Trump wants to make sure that we can't possibly, because his Treasury Department has announced they will be minting a $1 coin depicting President Trump.

And here's what that stupid coin is going to look like.

Here's the front with Trump once again getting in the way of liberty.

Trump raising his fist with two messages.

Just like it says in the Pledge of Allegiance.

One nation under God getting oiled up and wrastling in a pit.

According to the treasury, this coin is for the country's 250th birthday.

If you are going to put a person on a coin to celebrate the founding of America, pick someone who was there when it was, like Joe Biden.

Now, as I say, almost got a little something there.

I just had it printed at a certain point.

Now it breaks all sorts of official coin design rules, but it's also impractical.

One coin expert points out that it would be a nightmare to make because the deepest parts of the coin would be opposite each other.

Adding, the design tells me they don't know anything about coinage.

In America historically, we don't put living people on money.

The last time we did was for the country's 150th birthday in 1926, when the US Minute released a coin with a joint image of George Washington and Calvin Coolidge.

Fun fact, that coin was so unpopular that nearly 860,000 of them were returned to the treasury and melted.

Well, no wonder we got a Great Depression.

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