Robbie Bernstein

So this is just Thomas Massey in two hours.

And like I said, this is round one.

My guess is that with finding the improper redactions,

The Justice Department is not going to say, yes, we have the bandwidth to now sit down and review all of our redactions.

They're going to have to make this information more easily and readily available for Thomas Massey and his team or others to actually look over what's been improperly redacted.

And I think certainly more information is going to be coming out.

The nonsense line of, well, victims appeared on the page.

Yeah, well, no one's telling you not to redact the victim names.

We're criticizing this other name that's not a victim.

It's such a nonsense line.

Hey, you get pulled over for speeding.

Well, cars were driving in the other direction.

Yeah, that's the other side of the highway.

What does that have to do with what I was doing?

Yeah, I think what you were saying earlier that it seems like they don't know how to handle this.

One of the worst parts is it's like if you're being interrogated, sometimes you're like trying to figure out what they might know.

And sometimes they'll pretend that they don't know something so that they can catch you.

And now they've got a problem where they don't know what information will be coming out, when it's coming out, when we find out more.

Like I know we're going to move over to Lutnik in a minute, but if you're Lutnik, it's a – and –

let's just assume that maybe he had more of a relationship with Epstein that he wants to let on as to how involved he was in criminality.