Andrew Weissmann

Well, the president has has 300 gigabytes of documents, according to the Department of Justice on Jeffrey Epstein.

If you have any doubt and he wants to prove that I'm, you know, canoodling with him or in any way palling around.

Go ahead and release all of that.

And by the way, this has nothing to do with Congress.

He has the power to do it now.

He can today, as we are talking, release all of this.

Shouldn't you sue him?

I think you should sue him.

So that is an interesting question.

A lot of people on social media have said that.

Let me give you sort of the one.

I have time to decide that question.

So I don't have to do it right now.

So I can wait.

You're going to sit with that question.

Yes.

Here's the issue.

One, there would be a lot of litigation over something that he claimed when E. Jean Carroll sued, which is his trying to pretend that he was making statements as part of his official duties.

And now that he's got a compliant attorney general, they can weigh in and say, yes, he was.

And that would sort of end the case.