then I'm going to put you in jail. But wait, you'll have them by tomorrow. You don't want to put me in jail if I'm going to produce them tomorrow. Okay, that's reasonable. Then tomorrow comes drip, drip, drip.

So how long can the Department of Justice or whoever is behind it trickle us without going to jail? And the answer is forever. There's really no limit to the ability to stall.

Now as I said yesterday, and this is I would say is more of a Mike Benz realization that I'm stealing, is that if you assume that the real thing that's slowing things down is not so much protecting the rich and powerful but simply the intelligence agencies, we don't know which ones but at least the CIA. At least if they're the ones who are stopping the progress, you're not going to see the files. Obviously they really, really, really don't want you to see something. So no, there's no hope you'll see them.

Do you think that Luna and Massie will succeed in getting some kind of impeachment of Bondi? Doesn't matter. It doesn't matter at all. She might be impeached. She might not be impeached. But do you think that will make any difference on whether you see the files? No. They're not even related. It's just something bad that might happen to Bondi. So if you don't like Bondi, then you'd be happy about it, I guess. I'm not even sure if I would remove her from office. So no, there was absolutely no recourse. No recourse. Ev