Todd Blanche

It isn't a crime.

That's right.

And unfortunately, photos can't speak.

And so we need witnesses.

This review is over.

I mean, we reviewed over six million pieces of paper, thousands of videos, thousands, tens of thousands of images.

There's a lot of horrible photographs that appear to be taken by Mr. Epstein or were people around him.

But that doesn't allow us necessarily to prosecute somebody.

The victims want to be made whole.

And so we want that.

But that doesn't mean we can just create evidence or that we can just kind of come up with a case that isn't there.

This Justice Department, the FBI, DHS, we have gone after more sex traffickers, more child pornographers, more men who have done harm to children and young women than any administration in history.

It's not over.

And it will not be over until there is full and complete transparency as demanded by the survivors so that there can be full and complete accountability.

There's this mantra out there that, oh, you know, the Department of Justice is supposed to protect Donald J. Trump.

And that's what we were telling.

That's not true.

That was never the case.

Todd, I'd like to ask you about this, and I have a Minnesota question for you.

The Press And onto Minnesota, if I may ask you real quick, that's in the topic in the headlines right now.