Thomas Massey

It'll be somewhat embarrassing, and then you leave.

That would keep them out of jail.

Yeah, I mean, just as somebody, whether I was a Republican or not, if they are compelled by subpoena to come to Congress and they don't show up, there should be ramifications, and they should be held in contempt.

But this is the wrong way to get at the truth for these victims, right?

This is theater.

This is high theater.

If Clinton is guilty, it'll be in the draft indictments that the DOJ possesses and haven't released.

If Clinton is guilty, it'll be in the 302 forms that the FBI filled out after they interviewed Clinton's victims, okay?

That's all in the files if there's any evidence of it.

And so if they want to get at the Clintons, just release the files.

I think the problem is they want to have a double standard.

There are billionaires in there they want to protect as well.

And so they're over-redacting.

Just release the files.

We don't even really need him to show up to know that he's guilty.

If we've got a million documents which translate into four million pages of evidence, let us have a look at that.

They're thumbing their nose at the law.

They're thumbing their nose at Congress.

There need to be ramifications.

They should be arrested if they won't show up.