Josh Gay

And they throw everyone else under the bus.

And it allows the Clintons to say who knew what and when.

Who didn't know what and when.

Who was on the island?

Who was on the flights?

What type of communications haven't we seen?

We do know that the DOJ has covered, or not released, roughly half of the files.

We've seen over 3 million files and it seems that there's about 6 million in total.

The other half of the files, we're told, has conduct so bad in it that they can't release it to the public.

Well, that's through the lens of what the DOJ wants you to see.

Because we've seen the way they redact.

They redact the powerful names, ignoring the victims' names.

They leave those out there for the public to see.

We've seen lewd photos of the victims posted where famous people have had their faces redacted.

So when the DOJ tells you,

Half the files have conduct that's so bad they don't want it out in public.

Some of that conduct may involve the people they don't want you knowing about.

And that's exactly why congressional Republicans don't want the Clintons in front of cameras under oath answering questions about what they know.

We know that Bill Clinton was cozy with Trump.

We know that Trump doesn't want Bill Clinton to testify under oath.