Kash Patel

The President of the United States has made that very clear.

All of our military leadership has made that very clear.

What we can do is provide some useful coordination.

How do you take, you know, the Gulf Arab states, plus Israel, plus

you know, plus the Turks, plus the Indonesians, how do you actually get those folks to work together in a way that actually produces long-term peace?

The only real mediators are the United States of America.

And so that's the role that we're going to play.

I think the American people should be proud of it.

They should know that there are going to be no American boots on the ground in Gaza.

Back in a moment.

No, I'm saying it was inaccurate.

And what we've been able to release is what we've been legally able to release.

The number of times?

And I want to understand what the court order prevents you from releasing witness statements that the FBI took.

You should know that as a real prosecutor, when the court hand downs a protective order and a motion to seal, the material is sealed unless that testimony is that all of those witness statements are under a court order.

A protective order.

We are providing everything we can legally provide.

Now, that's not my question.

My question is, why are those witness statements that are not grand jury testimony, that if they were under a protective order, are no longer under a protective order, why are they not being released?

How are they not under protective order?