Robbie Bernstein

That was one day of looking at the files.

Two hours.

Already a pretty big admission that things were improperly redacted.

And they're covering their ass, I guess, by redacting it.

I think the Thomas Massey play is clever of I'm not going to name this stuff because I'm going to try and force their hand to do it.

And then there was also a claim, which was interesting, that some of the information was redacted, I guess, before the Justice Department got that information, which means, as I said yesterday, we're still kind of in round one here.

We've got two and a half million files.

The entire general public is very interested in this.

People are already stepping down.

Pressure is being applied.

And all indications are more information will be coming out.

And this is not being swept under the rug and just dropped.

Well, but so I think you got a couple of details wrong here.

First is, uh, cash Patel's just not legally allowed to look into these things.

And the reason why Dan Bongino knows that he killed himself is because I guess he saw the original hard drive before the FBI conveniently wiped it.

Yeah, you know what we need is big balls.

And what I mean by that is that I don't think they were allowed in with staffers.

I think congressmen had to go in alone and then they had staffers with notes.

And I'm sure that this hasn't been organized in a way that AI can easily sift through and organize the information for you.

or log all the improper redactions and then just make you a spreadsheet of all the improper redactions.