And now for a moment of clarity.

They are not in compliance with it.

That is all this is about.

There is no justification for them not releasing the files in their entirety at this moment.

You know, I understand Joyce, Todd Blanche, you know, trying to do a little cleanup on

aisle nine.

Again, it really speaks to the fact that they've let this narrative get away from them.

Those who like to deal in politics when it comes to the rule of law and comes to facts-based,

you know, information that is used in a prosecutorial setting.

Yeah, this is what happens.

This is what it looks like when you screw around and try to make it about politics

because you've got the puppet master sitting there at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue,

spending most of his time on Twitter and on TV, tracking this and getting matter and matter and

matter because he doesn't have control of the narrative. So let's talk about a narrative that I think

they need to explain a little bit more. So you've got MS now reporting on the flight logs that

came out today. On one flight in 1993, he and Epstein are the only two listed passengers. That's the

president and Epstein. On another, the only three passengers are Epstein, Trump, and then 20-year-old

redacted individual, the prosecutor wrote.

On two flights, two of the passengers respectfully were women who would be possible witnesses in Galen

Maxwell's case. Now, it's important to note the email does not include details about the 20-year-old

whose identity was redacted, including their gender, their particular gender,

and noting also that the email was dated January 20th, January 7th, 20th, 20th.

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