# Rogers Epstein audio

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On October 21, 2026, audio circulated of Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers saying he would have been cautious about releasing the Epstein files, that conduct around the island should be released, and that a big ugly House floor vote was the wrong way. The clip was passed around as leaked audio but comes from an interview. The discussion has since widened from whether the argument lands with voters to the money behind it: the first national Democratic ad in Kansas says Roger Marshall voted to keep the files sealed, and Democrats have spent at least $20 million on Senate ads mentioning the Epstein files, with several million more on the House side.

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## Segments

- [Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar](https://boilpoints.com/u/breakingpointswithkrystalandsaagar), 2026-10-21, 48:28 to 53:46: **Notes the audio is an interview, not a leak**. Plays the Rogers clip and argues the caution argument treats voters like children; notes the audio is an interview being passed off as a leak, and that Epstein-vote ads are hitting Republicans like Roger Marshall in Kansas. New angle: The Rogers Epstein clip circulating as leaked audio is actually from an interview.
- [The Daily](https://boilpoints.com/u/thedaily), 2026-10-26, 13:49 to 16:42: **Details the Kansas Epstein attack ad**. Details the first national Democratic ad in Kansas, which ties Roger Marshall to Epstein by saying he voted to keep the files sealed, and explains the turnout-suppression theory behind it. New angle: The first national Democratic ad in Kansas says Marshall voted to keep the Epstein files sealed.
- [Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar](https://boilpoints.com/u/breakingpointswithkrystalandsaagar), 2026-10-28, 1:04:35 to 1:12:47: **Tracks the Epstein ad spending across races**. Pulls the Epstein ad campaign into a single frame: at least $20 million on the Senate side, several million in House races, and Blue Rose Research working with Senate Majority PAC. Plays the Marshall, Ricketts, Sullivan, Hinson and Moody spots, then notes Reid Hoffman, who has his own Epstein ties, is funding the PAC behind many of them. New angle: Democrats have spent at least $20 million on Senate ads mentioning the Epstein files, with several million more on the House side.