Julian Dorey REACTS to the Todd Blanche Epstein Hearing [H5gxeBc12Bk]
FULL EPISODE: Subscribe Here: @juliandoreyclips --- The week of July 14 2026 produced three simultaneous Epstein accountability developments that together tell the most complete and most alarming story of where the files actually stand. JD Vance went on Joe Rogan and called himself an OG Epstein conspiracy theorist while admitting the administration absolutely screwed up the comms. Todd Blanche sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his AG confirmation hearing and faced direct questions about files he has been withholding — with Epstein survivors in the room calling him a liar, and Senator Tillis telling him a survivor meeting was required for his vote. And Thomas Massie introduced a new Epstein bill with what Julian identifies as a poison pill that most coverage has not examined carefully. Julian connects all three threads. Blanche testified he is not a yes man — but also that Trump is his boss. On the Epstein files he argued withholding millions of documents is legal — a position Massie directly contradicted, telling reporters Blanche is in violation of the law and the files remain overly redacted. Epstein survivor Dani Bensky testified that personal information of survivors is still publicly available — a direct consequence of the DOJ's handling that Blanche called a communications problem. Survivors who met with Blanche after Tillis made it a condition of his vote described it as a check the box exercise — condescending, evasive, and motivated entirely by the confirmation timeline. The Massie poison pill is the episode's most underreported thread. His new bill contains a provision that changes the political and legal landscape of Epstein accountability in ways the administration will find far harder to manage than the original legislation. Julian breaks down exactly what that provision does and why it is the most important development in the Epstein accountability story since the original files dropped. **Inside This Clip:** - Julian's key takeaways from Vance's Rogan Epstein comments - Blanche's confirmation hearing — what he said about withholding Epstein files - Why Massie says Blanche is breaking the law while Blanche insists he is not - Epstein survivors calling Blanche condescending and evasive at his own hearing - Senator Tillis making a survivor meeting a condition of his confirmation vote - The Massie Epstein bill poison pill and why Julian says it changes everything - What Blanche's confirmation trajectory means for whether the files ever come out - Julian's full assessment of where Epstein accountability stands after the biggest week of 2026 This is the Epstein story across three simultaneous fronts — the VP who admitted a conspiracy, the AG nominee withholding files, and the congressman who says both are breaking the law. --- @juliandoreyclips