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Will Todd Blanche’s Association with Epstein STOP Him From Officially Becoming Attorney General?

Hysteria | July 21, 2026



Erin, Alyssa and Heather Gardner discuss the relationship between Donald Trump, Todd Blanche and Jeffrey Epstein.

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  1. @krisbruenn1082

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    As you pointed out, New Mexico is Democratic. For example, Governor Bill Richardson (deceased) is in the Epstein files. I think if there is any movement towards prosecuting people it's because the New Mexico elites who were involved are dead, and this can be hung on Republicans.

  2. @UKindness4

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    But Republican voters are all for covering up Trump/Epstein pedophile billionaires hise fake Christians, as is their Congress and Senators but Mtg And Massie. I agree that wherever Texans invade the atmosphere and kindness goes way down. Not just New Mexico but Colorado too.

  3. @AMEN1066

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    Girls, I thought you might have done a little research on this topic. The Zorro (Sorrow) Ranch, is half way between two of the biggest nuclear research labs in the US. It also has a weapons grade communication system. This is a really big story. You've got the connections and cash, look into it.

  4. @nowthenzen

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    Why didn't the Biden Admin do more? BC putting your donor$ in jail for rape and murder is bad for political business. Do the math, connect the dots. The politicians knew, they didn't care bc of the $$.

  5. @aliciachristopher6506

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    During any other administration I doubt that he could even get to the confirmation phase given his past with the Epstein case. He has a clear conflict of interest between him being one of Trump's lawyers and being the country's AG. He was nominated to do Trump's bidding.

  6. @Dinsdally

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    Little nugget of fun trivia: In (my part of) Norway we say that something is "completely Texas" if something is too wild, uncontrolled, loud, vulgar or completely off the rails, be it a party or a fight or whatnot: "Did you have fun at the party?" "Not really, it was completely Texas!! "Oh, I see …" Ha ha, we don't know where it comes from but we know EXACTLY what it means.

  7. @ear4funk814

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    Congress is just a big "dog & pony" show now. Everyone gets their chance to pontificate and ask the righteous questions … and these absolute losers still get nominated. All parties involved know what to do … and anything resembling administration of the oath of office gets ignored … after confirmation. US is becoming a banana republic.

  8. @jwinder2

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    When most people say that they have visited New Mexico multiple times, I think they are generally referring to the more frequently touristed northwest quadrant of the state, up to the beginning of the plains in the east. New Mexico isn't monolithic, and much of eastern New Mexico is essentially an extension of Texas in both politics and culture. There are more people living in the western part of the state, though.

  9. @DennisDoherty-z2o

    July 21, 2026 at 1:36 am

    Criminal activities at NM remote locations, is sad, but nothing novel…in the vast emptiness of NM. 2015 KOAT news report, highlights a scandalous Catholic 'retreat', opened in the 1950s, to rehab drunk priests, but was altered to include the increasing pedo priest scandals in…..1963! The same retreat featured 2 week summer camps with, you guessed it, the same pedo priests as 'counselors' for these children! Fresh Meat(victims) ever fortnight and some older children staying for the entire summer as associate counselors! IIRC, 60 minutes(when it wasn't hiding away), ran an exposé about this topic in the 1990s. ONCE. It only way it made even a slight bump in the news cycle was that the whistleblower was the daughter of a very wealthy businessman in NM. NOTE TO SELF… DON'T Mess with a Greek's daughter!

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