Candace Owens

That's literally me summarizing what they wrote back to us, which is it needs to be more specific.

We can't get, we can't, it's too burdensome.

It's too much.

Apparently the FBI came apart on this.

They wrote back, Dear Candace, please show us on the document sent to you acknowledging your FOIA request where we said, quote, the burden of the request is too great, end quote.

Your show, just like the fake news media, will be called out when you lie.

We hope this helps.

Yeah, what it helps is for us to further understand how incompetent the people are working over at the FBI, that they don't understand that you don't have to put something in quotations to summarize it.

I didn't write out on X, which is supposed to be limited characters, supposed to be pithy, the entire letter because we showed it on our show.

We summed it up.

We summarized it accurately by saying that you came back and said that under the unusual circumstances—

you would be unable to make the determination within the 20 days, right?

You're denying my right to 20 days because we fall into this unusual circumstance, which you're citing as in your circumstance that the request is too burdensome, that it would take, you'd have to coordinate across various departments and speak to other people and perhaps get permission.

We told the truth.

But whoever is running your account doesn't comprehend what a summary is via tweets.

We didn't accuse you of saying you're never going to give it to us.

We said the request was too burdensome, right?

Anyway, I then explained that to them, to the intern running this ex-account.

You will note that we did not put your response in quotation marks.

That's called paraphrasing.