Julie K. Brown

um i think a lot of them have evidence like photographs emails uh texts uh you know other people that they told about i just think you could put this together if you were really dedicated to doing that and you could do it uh through the victims at least part of it could be built through the victims but these victims don't trust the fbi or the government right now so they're not gonna

I mean, that's another piece that makes them feel like they distrust the government.

That might even be the biggest sign not to talk to the government for them because the government in some ways, I mean, look, they haven't talked, you know, Bondi hasn't talked to the victims, but yet she sent her second in command to talk to the person that preyed upon them, that sexually abused them, that trafficked them.

So think about that.

you know, what that looks like, you know, that you're giving your, you know, you're giving these, you know, this benefit and the benefit of the doubt and, you know, you're moving her to cushy confines, and doing all these things.

And you won't even talk to the victims.

I mean, it's just a bad look.

But they don't want to know what the victims have to say.

It's a matter of they're trying to cover it up.

They don't want the truth, really.

They want to cover it up, and that's why they're doing it the way they are doing it.

By the way, the American public isn't stupid.

They can see through this.

They know exactly what's happening here.

that it is a cover up.

I hear that word more often than I have ever heard it concerning what's going on now.

And as the cliche goes, the cover up is almost sometimes worse than the crime.

Because when you're trying to cover it up, you make mistakes.

There's still people that know out there with the Justice Department that knows.

One would hope that someone would