Mike Johnson shuts down Congress—one day before a vote that could’ve forced the Epstein files into the light

Speaker Mike Johnson just shut down Congress—one day before a vote that could’ve forced the Epstein files into the light.

Insiders say Rep. Thomas Massie had the votes. But instead of letting that happen, leadership abruptly ended the session and sent everyone home for summer break.

Now, in a sudden pivot, the DOJ says it’s meeting with convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. After years of cover-ups, why now? What are they really after?

And if the Epstein files were just a “Democrat hoax,” does that make Maxwell a victim? Some believe this may be laying the groundwork for a future pardon.

Meanwhile, the House Oversight Committee just voted to subpoena her under oath. But the real question isn’t what Ghislaine will say—it’s who they’re protecting.

The cover-up is unraveling. The next move could blow it all wide open.