Only ONE No Vote on Epstein… Then Trump Demands Executions? What Is Even Happening?
This week’s episode starts with a political plot twist nobody saw coming: the Epstein vote. We expected defections — maybe even a handful of lawmakers breaking ranks. Instead? Only one “no” vote in the entire House, and a unanimous vote in the Senate. And honestly, the lone dissenter being Clay Higgins… yeah, that tracks. Then we jump into headline number two: Trump calling for the execution of Democratic lawmakers. Here’s what actually happened: – Military leaders are reportedly seeking outside legal advice on the legality of certain DoD orders. – A group of Democratic lawmakers released a video reminding service members not to follow illegal orders (which is extremely basic military protocol). – Trump responded by accusing them of sedition and suggesting they should be executed. It’s messy. It’s dumb. And it says a lot about where things are headed politically. We break down the facts, the noise, and what it all means for the week ahead. #EpsteinVote #TrumpNews #Congress #MilitaryNews #Politics2025 #ErrorCodeShow
0:00 Shock of all shocks, the Trump administration has lost its mind multiple times this week. After last week's show, we had the Trump flip -flop over the weekend of, don't vote for this. Republicans are stupid if you vote for this, too. Never mind, you should all vote for this. All of you vote for it right now. And so this week we had the vote. We guessed last week in our segment that there were going to be a bunch of defections. We'd heard 40 to 50. No, there was only one no vote in the House of Representatives and it was unanimous out of the Senate. And I don't think anybody saw that result coming. Nobody was like, yep, we're going to automatically go for that veto proof majority. The only no vote out of the House. was from Clay Higgins and his name alone should tell you all you need to know about that. Clay Higgins. I'm not going to vote for them Epstein files. Fuck that guy. Anyway, so we'll start there. We have another Trump nutty headline. We'll get to that in a second. Jay, were you surprised by the vote that it was that many people were like, yep, get this out there and What else did you think when this all finally kind of shook out? So for a few things so one I wasn't shocked that it passed because I think
1:38 for me I was like whoever like votes no I I think that's just like career suicide like sorry it when their term is up like they're done like that's that gives you whoever they're running against that gives them that person like the perfect thing like oh hey like this person protected pedophiles like I was shocked that it passed that yeah that everyone pretty much agreed except for one person that it should be released so I was shocked by the I guess the number of people have voted yes. So I wasn't, but yeah, I wasn't surprised that it passed. My thought on this now, not knowing how like governmental, I don't know, top secret documents go. is I'm worried that now that everyone is backing this, like all the Republicans and Trump and his little group of friends, I'm worried that they got rid of some of the stuff. Some of the real bad stuff.
2:57 I don't I don't think they even need to get rid of it. I think what they're going to do is they're going to call it classified. because the the actual legislation says they're releasing unclassified documents now they'll redact a bunch of it i think they're going to play some games with how they do the redactions and how they do the releases by classifying some of it they obviously um they obviously went down this road of um you know oh we opened a new investigation You know which everybody questioned we were like, but I thought you fool said like three months ago that you were close to the Investigation and there was nobody to go after right and they're like, well we got new information But nobody's buying it Again, no just nobody's buying this stuff. They're just not They have 30 days. So I think it's gonna be interesting to see what happens over the next 30 days um the stuff that the house released last week that we talked about on the show we're starting to see some of the the the stuff that's going on with that larry summers stepped down from the board of open ai he's left his position at harvard he's gone away from the center for american progress um it's you know there are people it's already starting to affect some things um so i'll be curious i have no doubt though It's not even about sharing the documents. It's
4:29 just, again, them calling it classified. Hey, this is classified. Fuck you. We're not we're not showing you, you know. And so I think it's going to turn into a bit of a fight. The other interesting piece of this legislation is let's say we get a different administration in there, a different AG. This law doesn't expire. So the next admin can use this law to release everything. If they want to. We'll see. I I am hesitant to make predictions after the flip flops from last week and everything else that's going on. I am. I am hesitant to make predictions on what the hell they're going to do. You know what I mean?
5:14 So, yeah. All right. Should we move on to headline number two that happened today? Yeah, let's go. Okay headline number two Trump calling for the execution of Democratic lawmakers Here's what's happening. Let me break this down for everybody So a few days ago, there was a report I believe out of the New York Times Saying that certain senior military officials are seeking outside counsel right outside of the military to help them parse whether some of the orders they're getting from the DOD specifically around these strikes in Venezuela are legal, right? When this broke, some Democratic lawmakers made a big video targeting its service members and, you know, basically encouraging them to not follow illegal orders. When they did that, Trump was like, that's sedition. It's punishable by death. We don't have a country. So, why is this a thing? Why are they going to outside counsel? So, first off, what generally happens is that at the higher levels of command, they have a JAG officer. His job is to look at everything that's going on and do legal analysis and determine whether orders are legal. A bunch of JAG officers at the Pentagon have been fired. or removed from their positions.
6:39 Right. The Southcom commander, who would oversee Venezuela, resigned suddenly right before all this stuff started happening. There is some question as to the legality of it. And as we learned at Nuremberg and after my lie, just saying I didn't know it wasn't illegal is not a defense. You can't use it as a defense. And what? Rightfully so. Some of these people are thinking about is, dude, I don't want to get six, seven years down the line. And suddenly I'm standing trial for war crimes. Right. Because that's what can happen. Now, are the Democrats playing politics with it? Absolutely. Is it sedition? No, no. He's just popping off at the mouth. Right. I heard and so if by the way, if you guys want good like news analysis, it's kind of almost both sides.
7:37 I recommend breaking points. They have a great YouTube channel. They work with the guys who are drop site news or great independent news team. That's who I listen to pretty much every day. I love breaking points anyway. He he made a point today when they were talking about some of this stuff and they were talking about it in relation to this and the whole Comey prosecution. Right. Because that's falling apart on them. Right. It's the fascism of dunces. Right. These guys are trying to do a fascism. But they're not good at it. Right. The problem is they keep fucking things up like and they screw it. He hired yes men. Hegseth is in no way qualified to be the. the SecDef, Pam Bondi is not qualified to be the AG. She's really not, right? Okay.
8:41 These people don't know what they're doing. Case in point, the person they put in charge of Comey's prosecution, because the first guy in Virginia, right, who was the person who Who they wanted to prosecute Comey said No, I can't There's nothing there. We can't prosecute him. So they fired him and they put in this woman named Lindsay Halligan right Lindsay Halligan is a lawyer right She was she worked for deco models she competed in Miss Colorado USA hmm, right um and Her primary thing that she's done for the last nine years is insurance law. She has never in her life done criminal law. And they were like, we're going to make you the U .S. attorney for the Southern District of Virginia and you'll prosecute James Comey, somebody who had no idea how to prosecute a criminal case. Right. Because she'd never done it in her life. OK. She represented insurance companies against lawsuits filed by homeowners.
10:04 Okay? She's a doofus, right? And yesterday, the judge basically questioned her left, right, and center. He's like, what are you doing? And it's all stuff that anybody who was a longtime prosecutor would know not to do, but she doesn't know, right? And yeah, it was somebody said to my cousin Vinny, right? It's worse than my cousin Vinny. Okay. Well, I mean, I love that movie. Also, one of the last times somebody won an Oscar for a comedy was Marissa Tomei in that movie. She won a best. Really? Yeah. Marissa Tomei won a best supporting actress role Oscar for her role in My Cousin Vinny. Cool. I did not know that. And her role was great. Wasn't she awesome in that movie?
10:52 Yeah. Yeah. Again, it's the fascism of morons, right? The lucky part, I guess, the upside is that they're having a hard time with their fascism because they don't know how to do it right. So that's. Somebody in the YouTube chat, this administration is the Roblox version of the Third Reich. It's true and meanwhile, this is all set to the backdrop of the major conservative Organizations like the Heritage Foundation and stuff like that are literally tearing themselves to pieces right now Members of the heritage boards who've been there for 30 years stalwart members of the conservative movement are leaving they don't know where they're going, right and They just don't they don't know what to do what you got good for us You know, I mean you have any thoughts further thoughts on this one Just like trying to answer a chat question so the connection is Vinny and The movie he doesn't know what to do. So he's like stumbling through the case and the judge has to like keep Correcting him kind of guiding him very frustrated
12:23 at this lawyer who very clearly is like out of his depth and doesn't know what to do. That's kind of the connection. It's 1992. So it's kind of an old movie, but it's funny. It's a great movie. It really is. It's a phenomenal movie. Yeah. So I mean, This is what's going on. I don't know how many people have forgotten about the first administration. The first administration was like this. Every day I would get up, I would turn on Twitter and be like, what idiot thing did our president say today? Right? It was every day. Right? Yeah. You know, the other problem that they're having with the Comey prosecution is Comey's lawyers who are smart are going, hey, this is malicious and vindictive prosecution.
13:12 They're only doing this because the president told them to order them to. And that's illegal. Toss the case out. Right. And the problem is, is that the government is having a hard time arguing. Now, when they fired the other prosecutor and Trump's been on his truth social multiple times, we like prosecute Comey. Right. So they're they're screwed. It's it's dumb. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. His tariff thing is gonna get tossed out of court, right? I think everybody kind of sees that coming, right? They're already, if you've noticed, they've very quietly been backing off tariffs the last week. They've been lowering a bunch, lowering a bunch, lowering a bunch.
14:00 And I think they know that their whole tariff regime is about to get tossed out on its head, right? Again, it's dumb. It's just dumb. They don't know how to fascism right. So I mean, that's it. Anyway, let us know what you think in the comments down below
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