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Well, good morning. It is Friday, March 7th. It is six minutes after nine. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

So yesterday, Donald Trump had a, I don't want to call it a press rally because he was sitting in the Oval Office and the press were there,

but it wasn't really a press conference. It was just him being transparent, I suppose. One of the

things that was brought up is he is demanding answers seven months later about the

assassination attempt on his life that happened July 13th at that campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Can I stop you for a second?

Sure.

Because this is just a broad question.

I'm not pretending to have all of the answers to this.

I'm not being facetious when I ask this.

He's been president for a month and a half. Yeah. Right? Why are there so many things that he can't and his people can't get answers on?

We say are hearing the same thing as it relates to the Epstein files. Like why is it, whether it's the Attorney General or the director of the FBI or Trump himself,

why is it they can't get answers to these things?

I mean, I think it would be as simple as, give me that.

No, okay, you're fired.

Next guy.

Give me that.

No, okay, you're fired. Like,. Give me that. No, okay, you're fired. Why is it that they cannot

get information to these things that seem pretty, pretty easy to, you know, the process works now,

right? You're in charge of all the things. You have your people in there. Why is it that you

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