Professor Stanton and Blanca Pena Expose Political Corruption and Demand Justice Reform Amid Epstein File Controversy
Professors Charles Stanton and Blanca Pena discussed the delayed swearing-in of Azalea Gravarvala, the daughter of a former congressman, amidst allegations of efforts to prevent the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, which she holds the critical 218th vote. They highlighted the broader issues of political corruption, moral decline, and systemic failures in justice. Comparisons were drawn to historic delays in Supreme Court justice appointments and recent scandals involving powerful individuals. The conversation underscored the necessity of societal introspection and reform, particularly regarding child exploitation, racial equity, and gender equality, while expressing hope for a transformative moment if the truth emerges.
