Buck Sexton

A lot of these rich, supposedly super, super, they have amazing media.

Oh, what a hero all these guys are.

Oh, they're so great.

You're like, ah, they actually seem pretty scummy in the emails with Epstein.

But again, to your point, if being scummy were a crime, most of Congress would be in prison.

And so to me, it kind of stood out.

That's what jumped out at me.

I'm glad the emails are out now.

It doesn't feel to me like there's anything else really.

The cleanup that happened of really damaging information and or any of the tapes, the surveillance, if there was a blackmail operation operating here, which I still believe was at least a part of this, that's been gone for a long time, which we've said here.

I mean, that's my assessment, is that that stuff got wiped a long time ago.

And so now you have what you have.

I'm not saying it answers all the questions.

I'm not saying it shows you everything that should be shown.

I'm just saying I don't see where the next phase of demand for transparency is going to go at this stage.

I mean, there was something else that I thought, we have to release...

What else is going to be released now?

I think we're where we are on this one.

But I'm sure some of you would disagree, and you will let us know that because you are not shy about talking about when you disagree with us.

And if I can just pivot for something far less serious for a moment here, Clay, before I actually get into a serious read, but far less serious, we have to have a fulsome discussion about this mustache.