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Terms Don't fall for the Trump regime's smoke and mirrors and sleight of hand when they claim they've produced all of the Epstein files on Friday. Sure, they produced about 3 million documents, but 3 million more documents are still missing, are still being concealed. And it's my view that the Trump regime is withholding those 3 million documents, which I think are the most significant and damning documents. They they're withholding him, in my view, on the basis of phony privilege claims, making claims of things called deliberative process privilege, attorney client privilege, work product privilege, executive privilege. In a previous filing before two federal judges earlier this week, Federal Judge Angle Meyer and Federal Judge Berman, Trump's DOJ previewed that they would be withholding documents and records. They stated that at some later date. They didn't give the date at the time they said they would be producing the Epstein files and records, but they said pursuant to the Epstein Transparency act, we will be withholding certain documents on the basis of privilege claims. Now, the Epstein Transparency act does not permit the Trump DOJ to withhold documents and evidence on the basis of privilege claims. The Epstein Transparency act simply says you have to produce every document in the Epstein files, but you can do redactions of victims and survivors, names, identities, faces, photos and personal identifying information to prevent victims and survivors from being re traumatized. But the Epstein Transparency act doesn't say you can withhold documents on the basis of privilege. Further, the Epstein Transparency act says that the Trump DOJ needed to produce a report about redactions that were made and what was being withheld with specificity 15 days after December 19th. December 19th was the date under the Epstein Transparency act where all of the documents were supposed to be turned over. So far, the Trump DOJ on Friday only produced 3 million documents. They claim that there were 6 million documents they collected and they just claimed the other 3 million documents. Don't meet the criteria of the Epstein Transparency Act. What does that mean? It does not meet the criteria. If you read the filing they made earlier this week, they talk about privilege claims. And you see, my view, having reviewed all 3 million documents on Friday, there were significant documents missing. The indictment of Epstein, in my view, I didn't see it. That was missing important victim and survivor statements to the FBI. That was missing lots of memos, internal memos from the United States. Attorneys in the Southern District of New York and the Southern District of Florida were missing. Internal FBI memos were missing transcriptions of phone calls, transcriptions of videos. All of that was missing from the 3 million documents that were produced. Now, there were some bombshells in the 3 million documents that were produced. So you may be asking, well, Ben, what kind of COVID up is it if they released some pretty damaging documents, right? There were some memos and some documents that describe real disgusting conduct, Disgusting conduct, grotesque conduct of people like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, the owner of the giant, Steve Tisch, Bill Gates, other people. I mean, there was some really horrific conduct that was being dropped. Howard Lutnick. Well, one of the things that I learned as a litigator is that when we were fighting against really bad defendants, criminal defendants, and just horrible people, at first they would try to obstruct and not turn over documents and records. Then when you compel them to turn it over, their next step was to kind of build a moat around the real damning documents, the real smoking guns. So what they would do is they would do a document dump of millions of documents and they would put in there some documents that were damaging to themselves or to their client. So that you would say, well, if they turned over these documents, then that's probably it. But that was part of their strategy to get you to look away from the other documents that were still being hidden and concealed. And one of the ways as a litigator I would be able to determine what else was being hidden and concealed is I would say, were there any third parties that turned over documents that look different or are additive to what was produced? And if there was, I would say that was one of the hints that there were documents that were missing. So here with the Epstein files produced by the doj, to me, it's notable that the Epstein estate produced all of these documents and records that had lots of photographs on it. Remember all the photos that they had with Trump on these photos and other people and those real creepy and grotesque photos. Why is it that in the recent DOJ production Those photos and documents are missing. Why are some of the other Epstein estate documents missing? And so when you compare them, it's clear that there's major documents missing. And as I noted, Epstein indictment stuff is missing. Witness statements missing, FBI memos, DOJ memos that are missing. 302 statements, which is FBI victim statements that are missing. So I think we need to look for that. I want to show you more of the parameters of the COVID up here. And remember right now when people say, oh, well, the Trump DOJ produced the files on Friday, remind them, no, there's 3 to 5 million records that are still missing, at least in my opinion. Well, here was Donald Trump's Deputy Attorney General Todd Tod Blanche at a press conference on Friday. And here he admits that The DOJ collected 6 million pages of documents, but they're only releasing 3 million. Listen to what he says here, play this clip.