Jason

Okay.

I mean, you have to be incredibly careful and thoughtful to protect their rights and just to respect what they've gone through.

But I think now we need to just release these files in an orderly manner and put this episode behind us, learn what we need to learn from it, get better, be better.

Treat these people with respect and move on.

Neither of those two things.

The releasing of the files at this point is one of these things that is about a compact between those that have power and those that ask for something.

This is an issue that has animated millions of Americans

So when they constantly keep asking for these things to be put out there, I think it's a good signal for the government to listen to folks and release them.

Again, in a respectful way.

Similarly, there are other things that I think fall into this.

We've heard about the JFK files, right?

The killing of Martin Luther King, the Amelia Earhart files.

And so- All the UFO files.

All the UFO files.

I think what it does is it shows a pattern of being responsive to the voting public.

And I think that that's a good thing.

That was documented.

How he got all the money?

Leon Black, who's the founder of Apollo, in one year paid Epstein $168 million for tax advice.

That came out in the lawsuit that ultimately led to Leon Black resigning from Apollo.