The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast opened with a powerful and emotional call for accountability as Jeffrey Epstein survivors spoke out on Capitol Hill, urging Congress and former President Trump to stop dismissing their trauma as a "hoax" and to release all related files. Their push, backed by bipartisan lawmakers like Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna, has reignited the fight for transparency and justice. The survivors’ demand resonates with the broader movement insisting that only full disclosure can pave the path to healing. 

Adding spice to social media chatter, Kelly Price went on a viral rant, candidly calling out Black women—including herself—and Black men for being “nasty” and “disrespectful” online, all while passionately addressing how public scrutiny has fueled her emotional expression. Meanwhile, Montell Jordan set the record straight about his health—reporting that he is not cancer-free and is still undergoing treatment after prostate cancer returned to his lymph nodes. He continues to advocate for early detection and is working on a documentary to share his journey. 

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