Khanna Slams King Charles for Epstein Omission

0:00On April 2, 8th, California Democrat Rokana ripped into cane trolls for skipping any mention of Jeffrey Epstein's survivors during his speech too. Congress this week. Kana called it a straight up moral failure, especially after the British ambassador promised he'd acknowledged victims of sex trafficking. He pointed out it's disrespectful to folks like Sky and Amanda Roberts, family of Epstein victim Virginia Jufre. Kana held a round table with those survivors and others right before the speech, alongside Republicans like Nancy Mace and Thomas Massey. They've been leading the charge on Capitol Hill to release the full Epstein files. This comes as bipartisan lawmakers push for more accountability from elites tied to the late financier. Americans are fired up about it too, with polls showing most want Prince Andrew, the King's brother to testify before Congress. 58% of Democrats and 51% of Republicans agree, and more men than women back the idea. Top US figures from both parties, like the Clintons and Bill Barr, have already given

1:03depositions on their Epstein links. Andrew's been under fire, stripped of his royal titles last October and kicked from his home. He settled with Jufre for about $16 million in 2022, without admitting guilt, and he shows up over 1,000 times in the Epstein documents. Both he and former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson faced investigations in England for misconduct. Lawmakers praised Charles earlier for holding Andrew accountable, but the heats on for real consequences here too. With no power to subpoena foreign nationals, the urgency from Britain is pushing US efforts forward, demanding justice without the elite pass.