Tara Brown

There's a lot of stuff that needs to be sorted out, and there's a lot of stuff that's happened in confusion and in mess.

There's some redactions that, if you search another way, it exposes who they are.

We're talking about a major mess.

Yeah, and I don't know if it'll ever be sorted out.

But some of the difficulty also is that the files have arrived at the Department of Justice already redacted.

So there are redactions that were made by the FBI, and that's how they are.

And

Thomas Massey is calling for those redactions to be removed.

Then there are redactions made by the Department of Justice.

In some cases, there are good reasons for that.

In other reasons, it's confounding.

And that's the biggest complaint, I think, from the survivors, as I said, is that they felt exposed yet again and at risk yet again, and that the interest in prosecuting the people accused of hurting them just doesn't seem to be followed through, even by the most simple procedure of revealing who they are.

Yes, and the Crown Princess of Norway.

No, I think you're right.

There is absolutely wide-held acceptance that the

consequences seem to be followed through outside of the United States.

So yes, certainly in the United Kingdom, with the biggest scalp of all in terms of the arrest of the former Prince Andrew, there are people in the States who are losing businesses too because of their connections.

with Jeffrey Epstein.

They're all very quick to say, just because you were friends doesn't mean you were involved in the legal activity, and of course that is true.

But that doesn't mean that the investigation should stop here.