Andrew Weissmann

Many of the things are just outlandish what's happened to them, the way that really sugarcoated what's happened to Glenn Maxwell without any sort of input from victims.

I mean, all of this is a real disgrace in terms of justice.

So like, while we're joking around, there's real harm to real people who've already been victimized.

Let's just take the first thing, which is the argument that, you know, no one's ever going to be satisfied.

Well, you know what?

That's a terrible argument.

We should not release anything because, you know what, no matter how much we release, no one is satisfied.

Right.

you know what, I've done a lot of investigations where you do what you can for victims and you do as much as you can and you do as thorough an investigation as you can.

Does that mean you're going to get to the bottom of everything?

No.

But does that mean you don't investigate at all?

I mean, that argument just is laughable and it's an insult to victims.

What the administration can do, they can do a hell of a lot.

And I am completely cynical about what they're going to do because if the president,

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.