Jeremy Corbell

And I know the immediate reaction to the public is, this is a distraction from the Epstein files.

I think probably everything that Trump does for the rest of his life is going to be viewed as a distraction from the Epstein files.

We're going to maybe start pulverizing Iran here in a couple of days.

That will be seen as a distraction from the Epstein files.

I think his reaction was legit, that he really does want to see the files released.

I'm not sure that his interest in the topic is all that deep.

But I know he has political instincts that can recognize, hey, whenever I say something about this, people really react.

So I'm going to go with the flow.

So the president has issued a directive.

There are a lot of obstacles in the way.

He's going to have to declassify stuff.

if he's actually going to get files to be released, and the keepers of the secrets who've kept this stuff stashed away and have lied to the world public about it for 80 years, they're not going to give it up easily, you know, unless a president stays on top of it.

and forces the issue, he's not going to get to the bottom of it.

I mean, you know, we've had a lot of presidents since Harry Truman.

All of them had varying degrees of interest in the UFO issue.

Maybe George H.W.

Bush is the guy that knew the most, but they've made promises similar to what Trump has done, and then it goes nowhere unless somebody in his administration...

is appointed to stay on top of this and make people comply with the order and go through the process of declassifying stuff, then maybe it goes nowhere.

But even if that happens, the fact that the president says, hey, people are interested in it, they have a right to know, and we're going to do what we can to release the files, that's a big deal, even if we don't get the files.

We've had this discussion before.