Robert Garcia

Half, 2.5 million documents at minimum.

And so this is not an issue that's going to go away, and we're going to push it all the way until we get justice for the survivors.

Tom Massey is a huge – absolutely.

Well, and look – and credit to some of the Republican women.

Nancy Mace, Lauren Boebert, Annapurna Luna, while I disagree with them on almost everything, have actually been quite good on this issue.

I think that is partly true.

I think one is we can't know the full story until we get all of the files.

I think one thing that Donald Trump has been saying, and he's told this to other members, and Marjorie Taylor Greene recently said it as well, was that if all the files get released, a lot of his friends are going to get in trouble.

And he doesn't want to see his friends go through this.

Well, some of these friends are likely these co-conspirators and or folks that actually raped and abused women and children.

And so we have to get to the bottom of that.

You cannot complete an investigation when over half of your evidence is still in the possession of the DOJ.

And of the evidence that they've released in the current files, some of those names are still redacted that we haven't had access to.

And so when you're redacting the names of co-conspirators, of men that possibly committed the harm, and you don't give a shit about exposing the women and the survivors and doxing them and putting their names out there so that they're actually in danger, that's a problem.

And so there's still a lot of work to do.

And look, we know and we have heard of certain folks that could have been involved, but the evidence and to actually build that evidence is ongoing.

I mean, honestly, what has shocked me the most is that the level of effort by our government, current and former, to not aggressively prosecute anyone or conduct thorough investigations.

So I'll give you an example.

Folks like Les Wexner, who was, of course, Epstein's chief financier benefactor, his former attorney and his former accountant, Darren Indyke, Richard Kahn,

Those three were never once interviewed by any law enforcement agency, the FBI or the DOJ over the last few decades, not once.