What the Democrats need to do to win, With Virginia Congressman Don Beyer. [30:27-33:36]

I'm for Pete, but I wish Kamala really well. I like her. I think she did a great job for us. And by the way, Pete, if you look back again through our lives, no vice president, even former vice president, who's ever sought his or her party's nomination for president has been denied it. Whether Lyndon Johnson or Walter Mondale or Al Gore or anybody else. So history is certainly on her side. I can't let you go without. It's not my favorite story, but it has been dominating the news. The question, Jeffrey Epstein, the speaker sent you all home without dealing with this issue. When the house comes back, will you be voting on whether or not to release all the Epstein files? Will there be such a vote? And will it pass? I think there will be a vote. And I think it'll pass with two thirds, maybe three quarters of the house voting yes on that. Yeah, it's teed up. It was a bipartisan row con or Democrat. Tom Massey or Republican put it in put it under special rules. They had to have enough signatures more than a majority. Yeah, and I think most Americans want to see it come out. And by the way, with Donald Trump was like, I want it released. No, I don't want to release. No, if there's anything in there, Joe Biden and Barack Obama put it there. And he just seems so guilty. And he tells everybody to stop talking about Epstein. And yet he can't stop talking about it. In the meantime, he says the reason he banned Epstein is because he stole one of his Spam masseuses rather than that he was having sex with children. I know. Is the thinnest possible reasons why he didn't like him? Indeed. Congressman, thank you so much for joining us. Thanks for your great work over the years and being a good friend of the Bill Pressbot. I love the Bill Pressbot. And Bill, thanks for being such a good friend and an articulate leader. And there we go for today's podcast with Congressman Don Byer, a big thank you to the Congressman. And the thanks to all of you for joining us. Well, the House has been out on their enforced august vacation. Now the send us out of time out of town too. But that doesn't mean it won't be another lively week here in Washington. So we'll keep an eye on what's happening in the nation's capital. Take a look at the blowback for Donald Trump firing the woman who put out the job numbers because he didn't like last week's job numbers. We'll follow Donald Trump's attempt to basically redo the entire White House by building a mammoth ballroom alongside of the White House. And we'll keep track of those Texas legislators who are showing up all over the country to bribe to prevent Governor Abbott from redrawing district lines in Texas. Good for them. That's the subject, all of those subject of our roundtable, this Friday with three top political reporters. So have a great week, everybody. Stay cool. Come back and see us on Friday for the next edition of the Bill Cross Bond, our reporters, roundtable.