UMVA has learned that Rep. Thomas Massie plans to take a bold stand on the House Floor before leaving Congress in January 2027, vowing to read the names of Jeffrey Epstein's clients in a dramatic move that could shake the foundations of the US government.
In a revealing interview with NBC's Meet the Press, Massie declared that he will utilize his speech or debate immunity to reveal the names, protected by Article I, Section 6 of the Constitution, which shields Representatives from prosecution for speeches made in the House.
Massie had previously threatened to expose the names of Epstein's coconspirators in September 2025, and now he's committed to following through on that promise, stating that he'll read redacted names from the Epstein Files in the coming weeks and months, hinting that millions of files remain unreleased.
The congressman's determination to shed light on the Epstein scandal is matched only by his criticism of those he believes are obstructing justice, including Todd Blanche, who Massie claims is violating the law by not releasing all Epstein-related files.
Massie also expressed skepticism about the possibility of securing convictions with current leadership, citing alleged perjury by Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel, who have both stated that there are no other individuals implicated in the Epstein files.
The First Lady's comments on the Epstein scandal have also been cited by Massie, who noted that Melania Trump herself has questioned the official narrative, suggesting that Epstein did not act alone and calling for a public hearing to allow victims to testify.
As the clock ticks down to 2027, Massie's resolve to name names appears unwavering, with the congressman insisting that the Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed into law by President Trump, will ensure that the truth eventually comes to light, regardless of who is in power.
Massie revealed that he has already released the names of at least three billionaires implicated in the Epstein scandal and hinted that more are to come, fueling speculation about the potential impact of his planned speech on the House Floor.
The congressman's bold move has raised questions about the potential fallout and whether it will lead to a significant shift in the investigation, with many wondering what secrets will be exposed when Massie takes the floor to read the names.
