Congressman Ro Khanna has named six high-profile men who appear in the unredacted version of Jeffrey Epstein's documents, including US businessman Leslie Wexner, Emirati businessman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, and Salvatore Nuara. The congressman called out the names during a live session on the House floor, saying that if he had found them just two hours ago, it would be "unbelievable" how many others they were hiding in the three million files. Khanna expressed outrage at the lack of accountability for powerful individuals who have committed heinous acts.
Khanna and Republican congressman Thomas Massie viewed unredacted documents from the Department of Justice, which was made available to Congress for the first time. The two lawmakers found the new names while doing "some digging" before viewing the files in person. Khanna's comments are seen as a call for greater transparency and accountability among the powerful elite.
The six high-profile men named by Khanna include:
* Leslie Wexner, US businessman and owner of Victoria's Secret, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Bath & Body Works
* Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Emirati businessman
* Salvatore Nuara
* Zurab Mikeladze
* Leonic Leonov
* Nicola Caputo
Khanna is calling for an end to the lack of elite accountability in the US, saying that people like these high-profile men should be held accountable for their actions. He also criticized the Department of Justice for taking so long to release the unredacted documents, which he said would have been discovered much earlier if the public had access to them sooner.
The controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death and the subsequent release of his documents has sparked a new wave of outrage and calls for greater transparency and accountability. The names released by Khanna are just the latest in a long list of high-profile individuals who have been linked to Epstein, including Prince Andrew and Donald Trump.
Khanna and Republican congressman Thomas Massie viewed unredacted documents from the Department of Justice, which was made available to Congress for the first time. The two lawmakers found the new names while doing "some digging" before viewing the files in person. Khanna's comments are seen as a call for greater transparency and accountability among the powerful elite.
The six high-profile men named by Khanna include:
* Leslie Wexner, US businessman and owner of Victoria's Secret, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Bath & Body Works
* Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Emirati businessman
* Salvatore Nuara
* Zurab Mikeladze
* Leonic Leonov
* Nicola Caputo
Khanna is calling for an end to the lack of elite accountability in the US, saying that people like these high-profile men should be held accountable for their actions. He also criticized the Department of Justice for taking so long to release the unredacted documents, which he said would have been discovered much earlier if the public had access to them sooner.
The controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death and the subsequent release of his documents has sparked a new wave of outrage and calls for greater transparency and accountability. The names released by Khanna are just the latest in a long list of high-profile individuals who have been linked to Epstein, including Prince Andrew and Donald Trump.
how could some of these guys even think they're above the law? leslie wexner's been hiding behind his brand for years, but it looks like he's finally got some consequences coming for him. and khalid masoud al-ouf 
what's next? are we gonna find out more about bin sultan ahmed's shady dealings too?
these rich peeps think they're above the law 
and now khanna's calling them out 
for hiding in those 3 million files... can't believe it took congress so long to get that info out 
... khanna's right, transparency is key 
we need more ppl like him pushing for accountability 
. The fact that they had to dig around just to find them says a lot about how much info is being kept under wraps. And what really gets me is that the DOJ took so long to release these documents - it's like they're trying to keep something from us again 
. Khanna's right, we need more transparency and accountability in our government, especially when it comes to powerful people who think they're above the law. It's time for some serious change! 
what's good with these rich guys thinking they're above the law? like seriously, Khanna is just stating the obvious 
. And what's with the slow release of those documents from the Department of Justice? It's like they're trying to hide something or keep it under wraps 
. I'm keeping an eye on this situation and hoping it leads to some serious reform 
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I'm literally shaking right now! Ro Khanna is a total boss for calling out these powerful men and their alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein! 
That's some shady stuff right there. I'm so glad Ro Khanna is pushing for transparency and accountability... maybe one day we'll see real change! 
! I'm all about holding these powerful people accountable for their actions, you know? Like, Leslie Wexner is a major player in the US business world and he's connected to Epstein? That's wild 
. Transparency and accountability should be the norm, not just a pipe dream for us common folk 
. We should all be rooting for him on this one 
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I'm so glad that Ro Khanna is finally speaking out about this 
it's time for those with power to be held accountable for their actions 
it's about time we start seeing some real change 
), but the more I think about it, the more I think there might be some fishy business going on. And with these unredacted documents finally available to Congress, maybe we'll start to see some real accountability... but I'm not holding my breath