Candace Owens

20 days, okay?

20 working days, actually, I should say.

It excludes weekends and it excludes public holidays.

But that is their return period after you make an FOIA request.

We have found, when we have made these requests, that there is one carve-out, however, that they can...

say, come back to you and say, well, your request is too complex.

We need more than 20 days.

Now, that's like if you're saying I want every document from 1963 onward about JFK.

That's going to take some time.

You can imagine that's the reason why they've sort of built out this clause of, okay, but it needs to be reasonable, right?

I have found that we are asking for very specific things via our FOIA requests, and they are pretending like we are asking them for years' worth of information, case in point.

I told you the truth about the email that went out regarding Operation Erica Kirk after the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Right.

I told you the truth.

That is a true email that went out and they wanted to artificially boost her video.

They referred to her as an emotional asset.

And this was done within a period of about an hour after the shooting when that should not have been the concern to the Department of War.

And when they come back to us, we asked just for any emails that included Erica Kirk's name.

Well, that should be pretty limited.

Because how many emails are you guys writing about Erica Kirk on the day of and the days following immediately following the White House Correspondents Center shooting?