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Can you say who those four men are tonight?

I don't think they're well known.

And so if I did, it wouldn't matter, but I could probably say them on the floor of the house.

But I'll give the DOJ a chance to do what they did in these two examples where I've discovered something and now they've responded.

So a number of very significant things that he says there.

He casually mentions, well, I could probably say I'm on the floor of the House because, yes, you are allowed to reveal that sort of information and you get sort of an exclusion as a member of Congress.

So, you know, at any time he's held out the possibility of what he calls the nuclear option.

Listen, if you all don't do what you're supposed to do, what you're legally obligated to do, I will come out and I will say the names.

I will put on the record who these unindicted co-conspirators are, who was being looked into.

And then the DOJ's defense here that, oh, well, Les Wexner's name was in the file thousands of times.

Why do you care so much about this one?

It's like, because this is the one that specifically identifies him as a potential co-conspirator.

It's one thing to have emails about this person going back and forth and whatever sort of dialogue was going on.

It's another thing to specifically know the government identified this wealthy man and benefactor of Jeffrey Epstein over many, many years

as someone who deserved an investigation, as someone who may have been directly implicated in Epstein's crimes.

That is a very different thing than just seeing some email traffic back and forth with Les Wexner's name in it.

Yes, that's right.

And then finally, there is some horrific new video.

This is from Congressman Jamie Raskin.

who also was able to review some files.