Thomas Massey

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.

Yeah, six men's names.

One of them's listed as a co-conspirator.

Why would you redact his name?

What I'm saying is, it's not just victims' names that they've redacted.

Well, I'm hopeful the DOJ will release them now that I've pointed it out to them.

They've either got to say, okay, we made a mistake, or we're not going to unredact that.

Yeah, I'm scheduled for tomorrow morning too.

It just takes a while.

There's millions of files.

I've still got files on my list to look at.

Interesting.

But there are also things that the administration has said that I think are not true.

And so, you know, you could spend an eternity down there going through this stuff.

Isn't it a little bit weird that they obsess over hippies in the woods and not the obvious boyfriend?

One is pretty high up in a foreign government.

And some are there.

One of the others is a pretty prominent individual.

But I think that the point is that these six are just what we found in two hours of a review of the files that aren't redacted.

The broader issue is why so many of the files they're getting are redacted in the first place.