Thomas Massey

And I always assumed that Pam Bondi would release the files, right?

People are like, well, why weren't you interested sooner?

Why didn't you try harder sooner?

Because I've heard the FBI director say he was gonna do it.

I heard the attorney general say she was gonna do it.

And then I found out the binders were a farce.

I serve on the Judiciary Committee.

This is the committee that Jim Jordan chairs, which, by the way, has authority over DOJ, the Attorney General, for instance, and FBI.

And so we went on a dinner to the DOJ, to Pam Bondi's office, every Republican member of the Judiciary Committee.

This was in April of last year, about a year ago.

And I told Jim Jordan on the way over, he said, everybody gets one question.

You can ask the attorney general a question.

I said, I want to ask her about phase two of the Epstein files.

Would that be...

too confrontational and Jim said, I'm not gonna tell you what you can and can't ask, go ahead.

So I was one of the first people as we finished dinner to ask a question and I asked Pam Bondi where the rest of the files were and when would they be released?

And she said, there was nothing left but child pornography and nobody wants to see that.

It made it sound sort of like I was a voyeur or a pedophile myself.

But you were creepy for asking.

Yeah, that I was creepy for asking.