Andrew Weissmann

wanted to right now, he could release everything.

I've said that now a million times, but you know what else he could do, Tim?

He could say, you know what?

I'm not going to deal with other people's privacy rights.

I know that those are concerns.

I can deal with that.

There may need to be redactions about it, but because I did nothing wrong, I am directing the

my attorney general to turn over every single thing in the Epstein files about me, whether it's communications about me, communications by or to me, whether it's images of me, every single thing about me is going to be turned over.

He could do that today.

and give people some satisfaction.

You could say, and I'm going to make sure my attorney general follows that.

There's no side deals.

That is what needs to be done.

The fact that that has not happened to me suggests that we are going to get a completely whitewashed partial disclosure of material where we're going to get a lot of filler, but we're not going to get that complete disclosure

announcement of everything related to him.

And that is something he could do now.

And the fact that he isn't makes me strongly suspect that that's not going to happen by the congressional deadline, because the congressional deadline is really just a fiction.

It has nothing to do with what the president can do right now.

So I just don't think people should be hopeful.

And the president, as we know, is happy to declassify things of all sorts of things.