By Aaron Parnas
We have massive breaking news in the past several hours. I’ve spent the day reading through the 23,000 pages released by the House Oversight Committee, and simply put: I’m disgusted by what I’ve read. I’m even more disgusted that it took this long for any of it to see daylight…
While the politics are moving quickly, the documents themselves are the true earthquake. After spending long hours with the Oversight release, it’s clear to me that the public has only seen the tip of the iceberg. There are threads in these pages that—if pulled—could expose how influence, money, and access intertwine with media, foreign governments, and the highest rungs of business and politics.
Below are some of the most consequential revelations, as reflected in the documents. They deserve rigorous, public scrutiny and—crucially—swift congressional action to secure, authenticate, and release the underlying records in full. The bottom line is unmistakable: these materials demand transparency.
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