Peter Schweizer

It's all about abuse of power.

So that does not surprise me.

What I am encouraged about is we're starting to see a little bit of unison between left and right on some of these issues.

used to be these issues would pop up and you would have one side or the other would would embrace it and say we run with it the other side would reactively reject it i'm kind of seeing on epstein you've you're sort of seeing people on the left and the right all coming out in favor of disclosure now they may seem they may believe that it's their political opponent that will be most damaged

But at the end of the day, everybody is pushing by about disclosure.

And I think that is a great and healthy thing.

I think we need more of it.

We're going to continue to face resistance and excuses why this stuff cannot be released.

But you protect the victims.

You redact their names.

Everything, everything else should come out.

Yeah, well, here's the challenge.

Having exposed the behaviors of the elites over the last 15 years, I was the first one to break the story on insider trading on the stock market by members of Congress.

These are very smart people.

They have very smart lawyers.

They know things like

the statute of limitations.

They know in terms of what they write, how to write certain things.

So if people are expecting a lot of handcuffs to be slapped on people and people going to jail, I would say that's probably not going to happen because they have lawyered up.

And the fact that these documents are being released now, the statute of limitations in some of these crimes is already run.