Liberty Roundtable Podcast

Radio Show Hour 2 – 09/09/2025
* Tom Homan stated that many protesters admitted they were being paid and that officials are working to identify and prosecute funders of protests and weapons.
* Homan said ICE enforces laws enacted by Congress and suggested protests should be directed at legislators.
He criticized members of Congress for comparing ICE to Nazis, terrorists, and racists. Homan said 70% of ICE arrests involve criminals, while the other 30% are gang members without prior criminal histories.
* Homan said more than 1.5M illegal aliens have left the United States due to Trump’s policies, calling the development unprecedented.
* The New York Times has published an investigation detailing JPMorgan Chase's interactions with Jeffrey Epstein, revealing that the bank processed transactions exceeding $1.1 billion for Epstein, including payments linked to sex trafficking.
Despite internal warnings and knowledge of a federal probe, JPMorgan continued its association with Epstein, who was a lucrative client and adviser to former bank executive Jes Staley.
JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon acknowledged minimal personal awareness of Epstein as a client.
A bank spokesperson stated that maintaining relations with Epstein was a regrettable error, although they denied facilitating his crimes.
* House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced the reestablishment of the January 6 subcommittee on September 8, 2025, appointing Democratic California Rep. Eric Swalwell as the ranking member.
Jeffries also appointed Reps. Jasmine Crockett of Texas and Jared Moskowitz, and named Jamie Raskin of Maryland as an ex officio member due to his role as the ranking member of the full committee.
* Swalwell, previously investigated for his alleged ties with suspected Chinese spy Christine Fang, was cleared by the House Ethics Committee in May 2023.
* President Trump’s approval rating has surged to a record-high 55%, as Americans rally behind his America First agenda of safer streets, strong borders, booming investment, record markets, rising wages, tax relief, and a renewed path to peace and prosperity.