Todd Blanch

But no, but what you're not being fair in that question, because that that that index, that list you're talking about was not just President Trump.

It was all kinds of individuals, other politicians, other, quote, famous people where where we wanted to understand, OK, there were members of Congress that were accusing us of hiding things.

which we're not doing and which we haven't done.

And so we wanted to understand why and where that was coming from.

And it turns out there was a number of claims made by either, like I said, anonymous people or somebody, for example, calling and saying, I used to have a roommate who told me this sensational story.

So just, you know, obviously that's not something that can be really investigated, right?

What's your roommate's name?

I don't remember.

So that's what that's about.

I don't appreciate it being directed towards Donald J. Trump because that pushes a narrative that is completely false.

There are all kinds of people that are mentioned in the quote Epstein files that we had to look at and run down.

Will more documents be released?

We have released, there are a small number of documents, as I said on Friday, that we're waiting for a judge to say we're allowed to release because of a protective order.

But this review is over.

I mean, we reviewed over 6 million pieces of paper, thousands of videos, tens of thousands of images, which is what the statute required us to do.

It's interesting, leadership on the Hill, Congressman Massey, Senator Schumer are quick to complain.

There is no way.

They have spent any time looking at the materials we produce because I know the materials we produce.

We produce them on Friday.

By Saturday, they're already complaining about what we did.