Suhas Subramaniam

It's not surprising.

We knew that President Trump was playing games when it came to the release of the files.

He ignored our subpoena from our oversight committee that we issued back in August.

He clearly didn't want to release certain files.

And so when he was forced to by law, a law that he signed, we knew that he was going to try to hide some files.

We didn't know he tried to hide two and a half million files, though.

And we certainly don't know the extent to which he has hid things about himself.

But certainly her piece helps guide us in that process as we try to figure out how we get full transparency through this whole process.

You know, he was very candid.

He was very open.

He answered every question without pleading the Fifth Amendment.

There were a few times where he couldn't remember the answers to questions, but those were things that happened 20 or 30 years ago.

There was one interesting exchange where he brought up a conversation he had with Donald Trump.

where Donald Trump actually told him that Trump and Epstein had a fallout because of a failed or a conflict over a business deal or a land deal.

And so that contradicts what Donald Trump has said to date, which is that he and Epstein had a falling out because Epstein was trying to take advantage of his employees at Mar-a-Lago.

And so that was just interesting.

But other than that,

You know, the fact that the Clintons were here and they answered every question and were so open to questions is pretty interesting, given that this is a former president and a former secretary of state.

It's pretty unprecedented, the transparency we had this week.

Uh, he answered every question we asked.