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  We sent a lot of fundraising emails ahead of last week's major FEC fundraising deadline, and I have to tell you: this team's response was nothing short of incredible. Because of you, we’re going to file a strong report—and what is especially gratifying is seeing how deeply grassroots-powered this movement really is. Take a look at these stats from September: 10,079 individual donors stepped up to power our campaign. 41% were first-time donors joining our team for the very first time. $18 was our average donation —proving that regular folks chipping in what they can are driving this entire operation. Not to mention...our contributions came flooding in from all across California.  I can't thank you enough for believing in this work, fighting for our democracy, and having my back. Building a campaign that doesn't rely on corporate PACs or dark money special interests means everything depends on grassroots supporters like you standing with us. We’re keeping the momentum...

  I have an update on the Epstein Files. I forced a vote in the House Oversight Committee to subpoena Epstein’s longtime friend, client, and financial backer, and his lawyer and accountant; and we won. Even Republican Chair Comer couldn’t shut down our demand for accountability. These are the people who helped move the money, shield the powerful, and keep the truth buried for years. Let me be clear: no one is above accountability. Not billionaires. Not fixers. Not anyone who thought this story would quietly disappear. I pushed for these subpoenas because the American people deserve answers — not half-truths, not delays, not another cover-up. Survivors deserve the truth. And Congress has a responsibility to dig until we get it. But here’s the reality: accountability only happens when people are willing to fight for it. The same forces that protected Epstein for decades are still powerful. They are counting on fatigue. They are counting on silence. And they are counting on Democrats ...

  New reports suggest that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may have tried to profit off the very war he helped oversee —  with attempts to invest in defense companies just *weeks* before military action in Iran began. Let that sink in: While American troops were being put in harm’s way and families braced for the consequences of another war, someone at the highest levels of government may have been trying to cash in. If true, this isn’t just corruption — it’s a national security threat. Because decisions about war and peace should NEVER be influenced by personal financial gain. That’s why I’m taking action. Today, we’re launching a formal investigation into these reports. We will follow the facts, demand answers, and hold anyone accountable who thought they could profit off this moment. But let me be clear: this won’t be easy. The same people who got us into this mess will try to shut down this investigation. They’ll deflect, deny, and hope the public moves on. We can’t let th...

  Democracy Docket 668K subscribers Videos About 31:14 Congressman's Fight to Expose Epstein Files | Rep. Robert Garcia by Democracy Docket Support Democracy Docket's mission Subscribe to our newsletter Mar 14, 2026 Defending Democracy with Marc Elias The DOJ is sitting on half of the Epstein Files — and Congressman Robert Garcia says that's no accident. It's a cover-up, and Trump is leading it. Rep. Garcia joins Marc Elias to break down where the Epstein investigation stands: who's been subpoenaed, what the DOJ is hiding, and why this is already worse than Watergate. Support Democracy Docket's mission: https://newsletters.democracydocket.c... Congressman Robert Garcia: https://robertgarcia.com/ 00:00 Today's Guest: Congressman Robert Garcia 01:07 Latest Developments with the Epstein Files 04:02 Strategic Power: How the Minority Forces Subpoenas 08:26 Unpacking the Cover-Up: What’s Still Missing 10:06 Pam Bondi’s Role in the Record Compilati...