Michael Cohen

He shouldn't be able to hide behind that excuse.

So, by the way, not so much to have written.

He didn't release his tax returns.

What makes you think he's going to release the Epstein files?

So the Epstein files is a different story.

I know.

You know, obviously one in the same with his tax returns.

But the Epstein file is a it's a very interesting legal issue, more so than anything right now, because Congress unanimously pay.

It's release on.

December 19th, that's the 30 days after Trump signed the the document demanding the Epstein Transparency Act.

We are now somewhere about two, three weeks.

Post the date that it was supposed to be, you know, it was supposed to be released unredacted except for the names.

Well, it obviously isn't.

In fact, we just learned that there's approximately two million documents.

One million new documents and a million old documents that they're still playing with to see what needs to be redacted, what doesn't necessarily need to be redacted, etc., etc.

And that's now a real issue because...

as it states in the Constitution, we are a tripartite system of government.

Not only, by the way, did the legislative branch vote on this, but the president, the executive, went ahead and signed it too.

So what's stopping this?

And I believe, and I can't stand when I listen to whether it's Hakeem Jeffries or Schumer or any of the other Democrats who sit there and they turn around and they say, well,