Thomas Massie says his ‘biggest crime’ was bipartisanship after primary loss: Full interview

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) says his “biggest crime” which drove efforts to unseat him was his bipartisan efforts to release the Epstein files.

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SearchSearchFacebookTwitterEmailSMSBlue SkyWhatsappPrintRedditFlipboardPinterestLinkedinLatest StoriesMeet the PressPoliticsU.S. NewsWorldMemorial Day salesTiplineSportsBusinessCultureScienceHealthThomas Massie says his ‘biggest crime’ was bipartisanship after primary loss: Full interviewMay 24, 202613:21Ro Khanna says DNC chair Ken Martin should not resign over 2024 autopsy: Full interview09:05Now PlayingThomas Massie says his ‘biggest crime’ was bipartisanship after primary loss: Full interview13:21UP NEXTReshma Saujani says having kids ‘absolutely’ has become ‘financial decision’: Full interview26:19‘This is our year,’ says Democrat looking to flip Don Bacon’s Nebraska district07:05NY congressional candidate on running against AI money and Jack Schlossberg06:47Keisha Lance Bottoms says Trump’s ‘chaos’ is a part of her campaign for governor09:33Fmr. GOP Sen. Flake says Republicans could begin ‘great migration’ away from Trump17:52Pennsylvania progressive Chris Rabb says day one priority will be to ‘de-Trumpify’ the government08:06People are 'fed up', says Democrat candidate Amy McGrath on bid to flip Kentucky Senate seat04:30Kentucky Senate seat is 'most flippable' race, says Democrat candidate Charles Booker04:55GOP Kentucky Senate candidate Daniel Cameron says he’d be 'a new face' in Republican Party05:15Lindsey Graham says the U.S. has ‘hit a wall’ on Iran negotiations: Full interview12:47James Comey urges Todd Blanche to ‘bone up’ on legal rules amid indictment: Full interview12:28Chris Van Hollen says he opposes Democrats disarming on redistricting: Full interview07:59U.S. will 'stand firm' if China continues to be ‘belligerent’ on Taiwan: House Republican08:45Xi Jinping is ‘moving the goalposts’ on Taiwan, House China cmte. chair says09:32Former Republican running for governor as Democrat because Trump is ‘not for Georgia’07:20Sen. Duckworth: 'China is benefiting from Trump’s actions against Iran’09:12Defunding Planned Parenthood is ‘politically toxic,’ says its CEO06:19SCOTUS Voting Rights ruling ignores ‘over 100 years of history’: Congressional Black Caucus member08:28Meet the PressThomas Massie says his ‘biggest crime’ was bipartisanship after primary loss: Full interview13:21CopiedIn an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) says his “biggest crime” which drove efforts to unseat him was his bipartisan efforts to release the Epstein files.May 24, 2026

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