Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.) appeared on CNN to talk about the new Epstein emails, which she deemed “extraordinarily explosive” and said that “they implicate the president.”

“There’s discussion in the email that you just cited between Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein about the fact that he ‘had been the dog that didn’t bark,’ and they specifically are talking about the police,” Stansbury, a member of the House Oversight Committee, said on CNN. Democrats on the committee released three new emails on Wednesday.

“The question is, what did Donald Trump have on them? Was he engaged in these activities?” she added.

U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.) speaks during the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee meeting on March 25.

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has said that a redacted victim name in the emails was Virginia Giuffre, who maintained prior to her death that Trump had no part in her abuse.

When CNN host Brianna Keilar asked Stansbury about this, the representative said the emails came to House Democrats already redacted, so “we don’t know” if the redacted name is actually Guiffre.

She added, “Secondly, whether or not Virginia Giuffre has accused the president of wrongdoing, what I’d like to say to the American people is believe your eyes.”

On Wednesday, Cheung shared a clip of the two’s exchange with the comment, “DUMMY ALERT: @Rep_Stansbury may be the stupidest member of Congress.”

“That or she is a stone-cold liar,” he added. “Either way, she beclowned herself on national television, flailing around like a jellyfish (which doesn’t have a brain!) when confronted with the truth/facts.”

Reps for Stansbury have not yet responded to a request for comment.

Despite Trump’s friendship with and connection to Epstein, some people ― like Jon Stewart ― have predicted that even if the president is implicated in the Epstein files, it won’t affect his fanbase.

“It could be the pictures of him and illegal sex trafficked women from Epstein in a, like, forced human caterpillar in Bora Bora, and they’d find a way to say, ‘Well, but Hunter Biden’s laptop was worse, and Burisma, and it’s fake, and none of it ever happened,’” Stewart said on his podcast, released on Thursday.