Robbie Bernstein

Getting the Epstein files out is kind of like –

the minimum level of base level transparency.

That's not an effort to actually go over whatever, go after whatever criminal enterprise exists here.

So to pretend like there was some sort of a discussion about actually using government resources to investigate what happened here, bring in the co-accomplices, go through the financial records.

There's no Epstein investigative team that doesn't exist.

There's no interest in actually prosecuting these individuals.

None of that's happening here.

all that's happened was basically there was a uh effort by thomas massey to get some transparency and get files released i think hoping that that might actually push the government to have to take some other course of action that's right the point i'm trying to make here is the government did not try and investigate this they did the bare minimum which was release files because it was demanded by other people so to pretend like there were any discussions amongst this administration of actually going after

I just I find it so amazing that it.

So the conversation amongst the administration that took time that they had to delay and delve into was what of this information to release, which already assumes that you have no interest of investigating and actually looking into what took place.

If you were interested, that would have been the conversation is all right.

The base is really interested in this Epstein storyline.

Who's working on it?

Who's the team?

How much resources do we need?

Who do we have to investigate?

What's the starting point?

Who's the unit?

You know what I mean?

That's the conversation to be had.