Kara Swisher

Like, we like to be part of.

And so I think, you know, let me get the reason I think all this foreign policy chaos is conveniently distracting from the story Trump doesn't want to discuss, which, again, is Jeffrey Epstein.

It's been nearly a month since the deadline for releasing the Epstein files came and went.

And the Justice Department appears to be going nowhere close to making a full Files public.

I think they have 1% or something that you just sent a filing last week that it reviewed more, about 12,000 documents out of more than 2 million, incredible amount of documents.

Democratic Representative Ro Khanna and Republican Representative Thomas Massey, who is really quite a badass these days, had filed a complaint with a federal judge.

They were asking for the judge to appoint what they call a special master to force the DOJ to release the files.

I actually spoke with Ro Khanna on the latest episode of On with Kara Swisher and asked him what happens next, because this is actually a process.

They have gotten the law passed.

The DOJ has to comply.

The DOJ didn't comply.

Now they have to do this.

Let's listen.

Which is interesting.

Let me just finish this up.

Kudos to that person.

Yes, and also they're trying to get this special master, which I think is another thing, which is probably the right thing to do here.

Meanwhile, Bill and Hillary Clinton released a scathing letter, you've got to read this letter, to the House Oversight Committee this week saying they will not testify in the Epstein investigation.

I will say Ro Khanna said they should testify.

At the same time, they are having quite a good point, noting every person,