Robbie Bernstein

If he's interested in getting something done, he's getting something done.

This is the only time I've ever heard this administration go, well, we're looking into if we can legally blow up boats.

We're looking to if we can legally start a war with Iran because Congress doesn't seem to be all that into it.

You don't hear a lot of, oh, we're just trying to do whatever the law will allow us to.

We would love to do more of this.

And in this case, he has yet to explain once what law is preventing him from doing more investigations into the Epstein-Pfizer law against investigating co-conspirators.

Man, I pick up on a lot of stuff here.

Firstly, he's repeating this phrase of releasing everything that we legally can.

It's also, I envision him walking into a room after they put out files and he's like, double-spaced it.

I want to be able to say I put out $40,000 instead of $20,000.

So that's meaningless.

Also, Brett Baer had a moment there where he was actually giving some pushback and just realized, I better let him off the hook.

And you can see as he's asking the question, he just stops and pivots to another question.

But I don't think I've ever done this on the show.

There was one thing that I really picked up on, which is he said we couldn't release it because of unrelated information.

And can we actually replay the beginning of this?

Because

I think he actually kind of admits that there is more to this storyline of who this person is and his relationship is with the FBI, but it's unrelated in his opinion to the shooting.

What does that mean?

What are the unrelated matters that are tied into this that you're not legally allowed to put out?