The Great America Show - SHOCKING Secrets： Who Else is Shielded by the DOJ？

00:00:00.000 Hello, everybody. Welcome to The Great America Show. It's great to have you with us. Thanks

00:00:06.140 so much for spending your night with us here in America or wherever around the world that

00:00:09.700 you're joining us from. Today, I want to do a deep breakdown, a deep dive into something

00:00:14.600 that we've all been witnessing, something that we've all been wondering about since

00:00:19.360 Donald Trump took office in January. And it's the Attorney General of the United States,

00:00:24.460 Department of Justice, it's the FBI and what exactly they are doing. We're now months into

00:00:30.160 this administration. We have no Epstein documents. We were promised Epstein documents. The RFK,

00:00:37.120 the JFK files, not entirely released, still thousands of pages that are withheld. And we

00:00:44.520 have a guest today, a very special guest. He's going to be joining us in just a few moments,

00:00:47.500 Attorney Kevin Evans, who's been suing the Department of Justice since 2022 over documents

00:00:54.980 that pertain to Hunter Biden and Joe Biden and Jim Biden and money that they made overseas.

00:01:01.120 It's going on now for almost four years. And he still doesn't have the documents that they confirmed

00:01:08.720 that they had. Now, it's understandable before Donald Trump took office in January,

00:01:14.780 why the Department of Justice would be covering for the Bidens, right? It's Joe Biden, it's Merrick

00:01:19.340 Garland, it's the whole bureaucratic garbage, dumpster fire that's protected this man his entire 0.99

00:01:24.920 career. But now Donald Trump is in office, Kash Patel is at the FBI, Pam Bondi is at the helm of 0.97

00:01:31.480 the DOJ. You would think that these people would want the truth out about the 2020 election,

00:01:38.220 things that happened, irregularities, things that the Bidens did, where the Bidens made their money.

00:01:43.640 They're so excited. They were so excited to go after Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020,

00:01:49.500 spied on him, tried to ruin his life, fingerprinted him, arrested him, mugshot at him.

00:01:54.580 You would think that his administration, and I'm not saying him, but his administration

00:01:59.900 would want to look into some of the things that happened, some of the miscarriages of justice

00:02:05.940 that have went on in this country. But now months into this administration, seemingly,

00:02:11.020 it doesn't seem like that's the case. Now, why? Back in February, I think the date was February 21st,

00:02:19.700 Pam Bondi went on Fox News and broke some news. Take a listen.

00:02:24.120 The DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Will that really happen?

00:02:29.280 It's sitting on my desk right now to review. That's been a directive by President Trump. I'm

00:02:35.680 reviewing that. I'm reviewing JFK files, MLK files. That's all in the process of being reviewed,

00:02:41.420 because that was done at the directive of the president from all of these agencies.

00:02:44.920 So have you seen anything that you said, oh my gosh?

00:02:49.020 Not yet.

00:02:49.520 Okay. Well, we'll check back with you.

00:02:54.420 At the directive of the president, President Trump ordered her to release the documents.

00:02:58.760 Okay. That's February 21st. Okay. Months ago.

00:03:04.220 March, April, we're now into the first week of May. Okay. I understand. It takes a little bit

00:03:10.180 of time to get those documents. Let's keep that date in mind. February 21st.

00:03:13.660 Now, just days later, Pam Bondi went on Jesse Waters' show, also on Fox News,

00:03:20.460 February 26th, and had this to say.

00:03:22.960 One of the things a lot of people are wondering, because you said last week that you have the

00:03:27.180 Epstein files on your desk, is when can we see them and what's taking so long to release them?

00:03:32.960 I do. Jesse, there are well over, this will make you sick, 200 victims. 200.

00:03:40.760 So we have, well over, over 250, actually. So we have to make sure that their identity

00:03:47.560 is protected and their personal information. But other than that, I think tomorrow, you know,

00:03:54.540 the personal information of victims. Other than that, I think tomorrow, Jesse,

00:03:59.160 breaking news right now, you're going to see some Epstein information being released by my office.

00:04:04.780 Now, we all remember what happened on that tomorrow date. Pam Bondi invited a group of

00:04:11.780 conservative influencers to the White House. She gave out binders that said Epstein files. It was

00:04:16.980 200 or so pages. Now, you often hear me make fun of her about that because she says those are the

00:04:22.220 documents. Now, any attorney, and I'm not an attorney, okay, by no stretch of the imagination.

00:04:27.820 But I've read quite a few of court cases, quite a few briefings. And I know that something as simple

00:04:35.200 as a DUI, a petty theft, there's going to be more than 200 documents in the case. So that didn't

00:04:42.500 really make much sense. So what did Pam Bondi release on that day? She released Jeffrey Epstein's

00:04:46.980 call logbook, which had, and by the way, it was redacted, but that had already been released

00:04:53.540 years prior from civil lawsuits. Okay. So I was in possession of that two years ago,

00:05:00.920 fully unredacted. She released some of Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs, redacted. Those also were

00:05:07.620 previously released in 2023 from civil suits, unredacted. Those are the Epstein files. So now

00:05:14.500 it was like Pam Bondi spit into the wind and it came back and hit her right in the face, but

00:05:18.720 she showed no shame. So that's February 26th. Okay. Follow me on this timeline because it's

00:05:25.680 important now that we were looking at January, February, March, April, May, five months. And we

00:05:33.320 still have no clearer picture on anything Jeffrey Epstein, which really doesn't make much sense,

00:05:40.580 right? Because we're told he's an individual citizen. He's a private citizen, not some government

00:05:45.800 official, right? Wasn't a CIA agent to the best of our knowledge. What's taking so long to release

00:05:53.140 the information? Now we're not asking for victims names. Those people deserve to be respected. And by

00:05:57.600 law, they are respected. We're asking for simple things. Who was on Jeffrey Epstein's Island? Who was

00:06:04.680 he in contact with? Who knew about his behaviors? Because if nobody knew about it, it was the best kept

00:06:10.260 secret since, I guess, did he? But nobody seems to know, right? Nobody knew. He was in trouble a few

00:06:17.720 times in Florida. Pam Bondi was, I believe, the attorney of Florida at the time overseeing that

00:06:24.840 case. Now it didn't make sense. So now let's fast forward. That's February 26th. The beginning of March,

00:06:31.400 some congressmen, members of Congress started speaking out about the situation because I think

00:06:36.220 they were getting a little fed up. Congressman Tim Birchett, who's constantly on this show, he's a

00:06:41.160 dear friend of mine. I know him personally, and I know him to be an extremely honorable guy. March 4th,

00:06:47.400 President Trump addressed the nation to a joint session of Congress. You folks all remember that.

00:06:52.760 And Tim Birchett sat down with Benny Johnson, my buddy Benny, for an interview and had this to say

00:06:58.000 about the Epstein documents. What the hell's going on with this list, man? Epstein? What's going on?

00:07:03.900 You know, you don't have to ask. I'm glad you did. It's probably the only guy I'm going to ask.

00:07:07.440 Well, and I think, like, what's going on there? I was on with Geraldo last night and he says he

00:07:14.620 doesn't think it exists. I don't think it exists anymore. I think they've doctored it and I don't

00:07:20.140 think we shouldn't trust what comes out. I just think it's, it's, they've delayed it and there was

00:07:24.820 no, and she was way over her skis when she said that it's, you know, it's sitting on my desk.

00:07:30.660 Now, why the heck would she say that? Why would she say that? I mean, she's big dogging it 1.00

00:07:34.780 and it, and it, it blew up in her face. That was a stupid move. 1.00

00:07:39.100 So apparently a big dump truck full of evidence came into the DOJ after some key firings in the 1.00

00:07:44.480 FBI. Do you believe that?

00:07:45.940 Yeah. I'll believe it when I see it. Okay.

00:07:49.280 It's just like, just like the Kennedy files and everything, the UFO files and RFK and JFK.

00:07:55.780 I mean, it's just, it's been too long and it's in all of a sudden, you know, we're going

00:08:00.060 to look at the president. Trump starts raising cane about John F. Kennedy and all of a sudden

00:08:04.660 they find 14,000 new files just out of the blue. I mean, it's like, what is this Raiders

00:08:10.200 of the Lost Ark, you know, warehouse that they got this stuff in? I don't know. It's ridiculous.

00:08:17.660 It's a cover up. It is. The sewer is groaning right now because of Donald J. Trump. I just pray 0.99

00:08:23.440 he stays healthy. So that's a U.S. congressman, a man who sits on the House Oversight Committee.

00:08:28.880 He's not just some BS congressman who's talking out his rear end. He knows what's going on

00:08:33.820 in D.C. He's in the know. And on all the meetings on Congressman House Oversight Chairman

00:08:40.060 James Comer's committee. Knows what's going on. Okay. So are we supposed to not believe him?

00:08:48.100 Okay. You may say it's one man. What the heck does he know? Let's take a listen to a hit yesterday

00:08:55.600 on Benny Johnson's show once again with House Oversight Chairman James Comer.

00:09:00.760 What's next? I mean, we did a little bit of a preview on the Epstein files, obviously.

00:09:05.420 That's like finding a unicorn in Washington, D.C. You have come on and talked about that on this

00:09:12.860 program just for the sake of transparency, which is very big for you. And so in closing,

00:09:18.860 any motion on that, any movement on that? We hear that there's a timeline now.

00:09:23.600 I hope James has the Epstein files because I don't think the Department of Justice has them,

00:09:31.280 or at least the Attorney General does not have them, or she would have turned them over.

00:09:35.580 The President ordered them released. The Attorney General ordered them released.

00:09:40.000 We all know they have not been released. And one of my biggest fears that I had,

00:09:44.680 and I expressed this with, was Kash Patel and a lot of people, Stephen Miller, and a lot of people

00:09:49.840 going into the new administration. I'm like, you know, I hope they're not shredding documents right now.

00:09:57.280 This was a few weeks before the transition. I said, I hope they're not shredding documents.

00:10:02.340 But you all need to go on that first day and try to get all this stuff released.

00:10:06.840 Because, you know, my fear is, from what I've dealt with in investigations and in communication

00:10:12.700 with this deep state apparatus, is they're probably in their shredding documents as we speak.

00:10:19.600 So hopefully someone has a copy of that. And, you know, I hope we find out because

00:10:25.100 our task force has done everything led by Anna Polina Luna. You had her on your show many times.

00:10:31.000 I mean, she's relentless. She's persistent. She's pretty frustrated right now that these files

00:10:38.040 haven't been released, even though the President and the Attorney General have ordered them released.

00:10:43.160 But, you know, it's like I told Anna the same thing I told Patel and everybody else.

00:10:48.440 You assume that somebody in the deep state said, OK, we'll just put these in a file back here,

00:10:55.260 this incriminating evidence on everybody. And maybe the next administration can can do whatever

00:11:01.000 they want to do with it. That's that's unfortunately the way it's supposed to work,

00:11:06.800 but it hasn't worked with with this deep state.

00:11:10.960 So there you go. Yet again, another congressman, House Oversight Chairman James Comer,

00:11:15.460 another man that I personally know that I know to be an honorable human being.

00:11:19.100 Are we not supposed to believe him? Doesn't make much sense, right?

00:11:24.040 Pam Bondi was asked yesterday, she was at the White House, walking out of the White House

00:11:27.540 about Comer's comments. Take a listen to what she had to say.

00:11:30.520 James Comer said yesterday that all the Epstein files are missing.

00:11:34.120 They still haven't heard from you.

00:11:36.440 No, no, the FBI. Yeah, the FBI, they're reviewing. There are tens of thousands of videos

00:11:43.440 of Epstein with children or child porn. And there are hundreds of victims. And no one victim

00:11:52.740 will ever get released. It's just the volume. And that's what they're going through right now.

00:11:56.940 The FBI is diligently going through that. I haven't seen that statement,

00:12:01.300 but I'll call him later and find out.

00:12:05.160 Okay, so that was Pam Bondi yesterday in response to James Comer. Notice how she said,

00:12:10.760 I'll call him. Well, there's nothing to call him about. Get us the damn documents. It's as simple

00:12:15.180 as that. It's reported that about 10,000 people, FBI agents work at the at the headquarters in D.C.

00:12:21.940 Let's assume a 10th of them are capable of viewing those documents, say a thousand people for easy

00:12:28.520 math. How long have they been going through them? What's so long to go through? Release it in stages.

00:12:34.820 Give the American people something to know that we're not just sitting here waiting for nothing

00:12:39.800 to come out. I don't think that's too much to ask for. The American people have been more than

00:12:45.600 patient. February 21st, you said they were coming out. February 26th, you said they would be out

00:12:50.680 tomorrow. Give the American people something to trust you on. They voted overwhelmingly to put

00:12:57.380 you there by voting for Donald Trump with an administration that was going to do the right

00:13:02.760 thing. So it doesn't really make much sense who Pam Bondi is covering for and why. Now, a friend of

00:13:11.020 mine, James O'Keefe with O'Keefe Media Group, formerly Project Veritas, is working on a big story that

00:13:16.420 he's set to break either tonight or tomorrow. He hasn't said what it was, but he spoke with Alex

00:13:21.960 Jones about what it might be. He says it's very secretive and his life could be at risk.

00:13:28.520 Those are James O'Keefe's words. We don't know what it's about. Alex Jones went on his show today

00:13:32.740 and went out on the whim on possibly who's involved and what it's about.

00:13:39.620 James O'Keefe's, one of the two big stories he's breaking is about someone in the Trump

00:13:46.780 administration covering up Epstein. And then he put out a little short trailer yesterday that

00:13:54.340 shows an image or still shot of video of Pam Bondi. So he didn't tell me the specifics

00:14:03.020 when he called me and me alone as a dead man switch. So I was, I guess, flattered by it. He's

00:14:10.420 like, I think you might be the only person that I know has the integrity. I tell this in case

00:14:14.600 something happens. And then when he told me, I was like, yeah, you are in danger, buddy.

00:14:18.540 He told me the other stuff too, but he wouldn't even say who in the administration.

00:14:22.720 I made some phone calls and I told the crew over the weekend, I said, it's, it's Pam Bondi

00:14:30.440 according to my sources. And because the white house already knows about this.

00:14:43.620 So I wouldn't even, uh, I wouldn't even tell the crew last week what the specifics were

00:14:50.280 is I don't want to endanger them. And then there's two other big stories. And it looks

00:14:56.080 like this little promo video that he put out, he's kind of putting the three together

00:15:00.100 because it's a big Pfizer news. And then some more Epstein news connected to the Democrats,

00:15:05.300 but I'm going to stop right there and wait and see what he puts out today. So we're going

00:15:14.620 to be watching obviously his ex account. Keep me in a group very, very closely now.

00:15:20.280 Sort of interesting and chilling. If you think about it, a big investigation he's been working

00:15:25.400 on and we'll monitor it and bring it to you guys as soon as it comes out. But, uh, it's troubling to

00:15:30.980 know that she may be complicit in something. What is she protecting? Who is she covering up? Was it

00:15:37.860 have to something to do with her time as attorney for Florida, but how many more people need to go 0.80

00:15:43.720 after the justice department? Tom Fitton, another good friend of mine of judicial watch, uh, one of the

00:15:49.240 greatest foyer's on earth. I'm sure that's not a word, but a man who does foyers has been stymied

00:15:55.740 and stifled by the justice department for Epstein documents. Tom Fitton, a friend, a good friend of

00:16:00.760 Donald Trump has done great work for Donald Trump over the last 10 years. And the gross abuses of our

00:16:07.000 government has been stifled and stymied by Pam Bondi and her department of justice. This is just,

00:16:14.360 now there's going to be some of you guys who will be upset with this episode today, but, uh, I don't

00:16:18.780 know anybody, anything, uh, I owe the, to you, the audience, the truth. Uh, when Lou and I started this

00:16:24.540 show, the mantra was truth, justice, and the American way. And it doesn't matter, uh, um, who's on the

00:16:32.020 wrong side or the right side. We bring you the news as it, as it lies. Um, I'm not in this business to

00:16:38.760 protect anybody, Republicans or Democrats. I'm in this business to do the right thing, to be a good

00:16:44.360 human being, to be a good journalist and bring you all the news. Everything I've said today is fact.

00:16:49.000 I've provided you video with fact-based evidence, um, to support everything I've showed you. Our guest

00:16:55.720 today is going to join the show in just a moment, uh, attorney Kevin Evans, and he is going to bring

00:17:00.660 you fact. So whether you, you know, agree or disagree with it, everything is based on fact.

00:17:06.540 And we want to lay out just how this department of justice has been operating for years. We went

00:17:12.740 after Joe Biden and Merrick Garland for their corruption, just because it's a Republican in

00:17:16.800 there right now, it doesn't mean that we should be protecting her. She's doing a great disservice

00:17:21.960 if she's covering for people, she's doing a great disservice to her boss, Donald J. Trump,

00:17:26.960 a man who instilled his confidence and trust in her. So, uh, I just wanted to end it with that.

00:17:36.540 I want to bring in our guest today. Now, uh, he's attorney Kevin Evans. Kevin, it's great of

00:17:43.960 you to join us today. Um, I want to get to something you've been working on 2020. You

00:17:50.760 foiled the government on documents relating to Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, and Jim Biden for two years

00:17:56.940 under their administration. They stifled you as well. You got it. You had enough. Two years later,

00:18:04.000 you filed the lawsuit against the government 2022. We're now here today. You still have no documents.

00:18:09.340 Give the audience a rundown first on what your FOIA included in 2020, what you were trying to get out

00:18:16.120 and how it progressed. Thanks for having me on the show. I appreciate it. So yeah, the, the FOIA,

00:18:22.480 the genesis of the FOIA was the Biden equivalent of a Clintonian finger wag when he got up and during the

00:18:30.820 debate and said, Hey, I have no idea what my son does. I'm not involved in it. He's not making

00:18:34.800 money. And that obviously was such a grand lie. And it, uh, insulted me so much that I served a

00:18:41.640 FOIA request on the DOJ. And I requested, uh, records of gifts payments, uh, to both Hunter and

00:18:48.780 James Biden from sources in three countries, because at the time, that's what I understood

00:18:53.500 were the countries involved. And those were China, um, Ukraine and Russia. Now we've since

00:19:01.280 have learned that Kazakhstan and Romania probably involved in this as well. But, um, and so it was

00:19:07.040 served on, on DOJ in November of 2020. They acknowledged receipt. We did a song and dance

00:19:13.920 for the better part of over a year and a half. Now FOIA, I mean, COVID rather was in the middle

00:19:18.340 of that. So I, I was a little lenient in my extensions, et cetera. Um, all they produced during

00:19:24.140 that entire 18, 20 month time period were diet, were letters between Congress, congressional members

00:19:31.040 and bar. Um, you know, we all remember bar and, uh, he avoid his, uh, assistant and, um, and, and the

00:19:40.600 Senate report, all of which were public already. That's all they produced. And so I had enough.

00:19:44.460 Uh, eventually I, I sent him a draft complaint at the beginning of March of 2022, heard nothing.

00:19:51.380 So I filed the complaint and that was filed in March of 2022. There's been a lot of stuff that's

00:19:55.280 gone on in the case in the, in the interim that's been interesting, most of which happened under 0.95

00:19:59.360 Biden, but what's happened now under Trump is Trump's DOJ is just insulting and disgusting.

00:20:04.980 So, so bring us up to date on that. Now, obviously we don't expect, uh, Joe Biden pardon his son,

00:20:10.700 right? So we don't expect Joe Biden, uh, to do anything, right. That anything that has to do

00:20:15.880 with truth, justice, or the American way. Right. So the Trump administration comes in,

00:20:21.140 we think we're getting a fresh look at this. Uh, we'll finally get the documents and it's not

00:20:26.180 something that you're asking for documents that I think the American people should be privy to,

00:20:32.060 especially because of what was done to Donald Trump. Now, if what was done to Donald Trump never

00:20:37.380 happened, right? The, the indictment after indictment, after indictment, the bullshit, 0.99

00:20:41.360 the paying for a porn star with a check, uh, the accountant work that they did to his CFO. 0.97

00:20:48.440 I mean, you go through the litany of things that nobody would ever be charged with, right? The star

00:20:52.620 witness being Michael Cohen, a serial liar, a man who got on the stand and said, I started lying and I

00:20:57.540 just couldn't stop. Um, then I say, okay, maybe it's, uh, there it's a level playing field here,

00:21:04.960 but we all witnessed Kevin what happened over the last few years while Donald Trump was mulling

00:21:10.840 running for president again, where are we at right now, uh, with this fight against the department

00:21:16.720 of justice? So to understand that, let me take one step back to March of 2022 in a statement to the

00:21:24.460 magistrate in the case, the DOJ lawyer from Maine justice in DC said that they had uncovered

00:21:30.740 about 400 pages of what he called potentially responsive documents. And that was, as we've

00:21:37.520 come to find out, as I've come to find out was, that was just a, um, an incomplete search. They

00:21:41.940 never even asked the office of special counsel for documents. And that's where the bulk of the

00:21:46.800 documents are going to be. Um, they still haven't searched the office of special counsel,

00:21:51.420 even under Trump's administration. They haven't done that. So Robert hurt, which special counsel is

00:21:56.280 that. That was David Weiss, David Weiss. And so here we are in, and they, and by the way,

00:22:02.360 after, after admitting that they had 400 pages of potentially responsive documents, this is how

00:22:07.280 deceitful and dishonest this DOJ has been. They turn around a month later and they file what's

00:22:13.180 called a Glomar. And I, and Lou and I talked about this at one time, they filed a Glomar motion for

00:22:18.680 summary judgment, which says we neither admit nor deny the existence of any records. Okay. That's after

00:22:25.340 admitting in court, there were 400 potentially responsive documents. Well, I called them out

00:22:30.040 on that. There was briefing on that. Um, I threatened to, uh, take it a little bit more

00:22:34.680 aggressive if they continued on that path and they withdrew their motion for summary judgment

00:22:39.460 on Glomar. Okay. So fast forward, Trump gets, uh, is appointed, you know, here we are in the Trump

00:22:46.000 administration. And, um, what happened last week is the height of, uh, of just look, look,

00:22:53.680 something's going on here. Either one or five months into this administration and Bondi and Patel

00:22:59.280 do not have control over their departments, or there's a participation in a coverup. It's the

00:23:05.940 only explanation here because what happened last week was after admitting 400 pages of potentially

00:23:13.840 responsive documents, DOJ produced eight pages. And they said there were three more, but they wouldn't

00:23:21.100 even produce those in redacted form. They produced eight pages. Virtually every line was redacted.

00:23:27.840 Okay. And now they're not just asserting the same exemptions that the Biden administration

00:23:32.800 asserted. They're adding a laundry list of additional exemptions that they're asserting.

00:23:37.400 And mind you, I mean, I've done, I'm not, I'm not fitting, but I've done a fair amount of FOIA cases.

00:23:43.640 This department can, can say the public interest trumps, outweighs the interest of these exemptions

00:23:52.180 and produce these documents unredacted. They could do that. They could do it yesterday. And yet not only

00:23:57.960 are they not doing it, but they're continuing, they're just redacting line after line after line

00:24:02.920 and refusing to produce anything. It's just the height of insultancy. So that's where we are.

00:24:07.560 Yes. Last week they, they filed, they served me with these eight pages of documents,

00:24:12.020 almost completely redacted, and then told the court they are going to be moving for summary judgment.

00:24:17.220 So they're going to say, we're not obligated to search any other sources, including the office of

00:24:22.460 special counsel. We're not all, we're not obligated to produce any more documents, redacted or otherwise.

00:24:28.020 We're going to move for summary judgment. We're going to ask you to enter judgment, dismiss this case.

00:24:32.420 And no, you know, there's nothing here for you to see public go away. That's their,

00:24:37.660 that's the Trump DOJ's position.

00:24:41.020 You know, you'd mentioned the public's right to know it was a public's right to know,

00:24:44.920 apparently about Trump's tax returns, right? They had no problem going to the Supreme Court to get

00:24:48.920 Trump's tax returns. Like it made a difference. Like, like somehow now the prerequisite to run for

00:24:54.560 president, you have to show your tax returns. Like it's someone's business on how much money you're

00:24:58.860 making. If you're Joe Biden, I think it's probably a good idea to show your tax returns because nobody

00:25:03.580 really knows where you made your money. Donald Trump, you can go to any big city skyline across

00:25:07.840 this country and see Trump on a damn building anywhere, you know, where he made his money. 0.98

00:25:13.240 So which one do you think it is? I mean, do you think it's a coverup by this justice department? 0.98

00:25:18.100 You'd heard Tim Burchett say these people are in over their skis, or is it, is it a, like Comer said,

00:25:24.200 what a deep state conspiracy coup to do whatever the hell they want?

00:25:30.060 You know, I'd be speculating, but I will tell you this. I actually sent a letter two months ago

00:25:36.520 to Pam Bondi, addressed to her with the file, with some of the pertinent filings in this case,

00:25:42.280 and said, this is what your DOJ, this is what your people are doing. You know, please get involved

00:25:48.580 and rectify this situation. I heard crickets. I have reached out to Emile Bove. I've heard crickets.

00:25:57.000 You know, no one from this administration is getting back to me, is offering to do the right

00:26:03.360 thing. So what am I supposed to think, especially after what they did last week? I mean, that was

00:26:08.720 just insulting and outrageous. And they're going to continue on this path unless they have a change

00:26:14.400 of heart. Now, what do you suspect the hundreds of pages of documents? It's got to be something

00:26:21.060 in it. If there was nothing in it, Kevin, they would just say, here's the documents, or they

00:26:24.820 redact the heck out of it and say, you know, have at it, have some fun. What do you suspect is in these

00:26:29.340 documents that the DOJ is covering for the Biden crime family on? Well, first of all, understand that

00:26:35.600 you can redact, and I wouldn't push back on this, you can redact addresses, you can redact

00:26:40.080 confidential sources, you can redact email addresses, I don't care about any of that.

00:26:45.580 But one of the exemptions, one of the new exemptions that the Trump DOJ just asserted

00:26:52.180 was exemption three. And also in connection with that statute called 31 USC 5319. And what

00:27:00.860 that, without getting too geeky on you, what that means is there are records related to monetary

00:27:07.500 transactions, money laundering, and the statute is clear on this, money laundering or other

00:27:12.780 criminal activity relating to the receipt of money. And there's an exemption for that, believe it or

00:27:19.500 not. And so they asserted that exemption for the first time. So what's in there? Well, what's in

00:27:25.320 there is evidence of what everybody suspected all along, what he got his pardon for, which is,

00:27:31.660 you know, the improper receipt of funds from overseas, the failure to register as a FARA

00:27:38.720 lobbyist, and we all know the people that have gotten in trouble for that. I suspect there's

00:27:44.240 evidence you can, you know, follow the dots, there's probably nice evidence in there of a

00:27:49.060 RICO conspiracy and RICO violations. But and they're refusing to produce any of that. So I suspect to answer

00:27:56.280 your question, that's what you would find if they produce these in unredacted fashion.

00:28:01.840 And you're 100% sure they exist, correct?

00:28:05.340 Well, let me let me put it this way. I mean, I've been doing white collar work a long, long time.

00:28:09.940 And there's something called a PROS memo, a prosecution memo that has to go up and be approved

00:28:15.660 before anybody can recommend criminal charges. OK, not to get not just against Hunter Biden,

00:28:22.300 but against anybody in the federal system. And there had to have been a PROS memo that went up

00:28:28.140 because there were charges, as Mr. Schapler, Mr. Shapley and Mr. Ziegler said, there were

00:28:33.500 recommendations made to indict this guy. Right. And so, yes, to answer your question bluntly,

00:28:39.920 those documents exist to the extent they haven't been destroyed. Those documents exist. And that's

00:28:44.680 what they would show. I'm quite confident of that. Tell me something, Kevin, because I'm not an

00:28:48.420 attorney, maybe some of the audience members or attorneys. Why in almost six years, we'll call it

00:28:56.060 three years, whatever you want to put it, from the exception of the FOIA, 2025 years from the

00:29:02.300 exception of the lawsuit, three years. Why hasn't a judge in that three year period demanded the DOJ

00:29:11.820 turn over those documents or say you can't get those documents? What's taken that long for a yes or no

00:29:18.380 answer? Well, I will tell you that in my experience, and maybe Tom Fitton will tell you

00:29:24.900 the same thing. FOIA has become toothless and judges, whatever DOJ or whatever the government

00:29:32.280 agent, because I haven't done FOIAs just against DOJ. I've done FOIAs against the SEC and other

00:29:36.800 agencies in the past. Whatever those agencies assert in the by way of exemptions, the government,

00:29:43.620 the judges tend to just, you know, rubber stamp. Okay, that's been my experience. And it's unfortunate

00:29:49.480 because FOIA has become almost a toothless vehicle. And so the delays were asked, delays are the result

00:29:58.700 of requests by the DOJ here, repeated delays in this case. And to me, I was fine with extensions

00:30:06.140 because I was going to go nowhere with this, with the Biden DOJ. And who knows what the next

00:30:12.680 administration would be, and maybe I would get some traction there. So I wasn't pushing too hard

00:30:16.760 in opposition of those extensions. And then when Trump won, I thought, oh, great, my strategy played

00:30:23.760 out well. Well, and then here we are. But how long as an attorney, Kevin, are you supposed to sit back

00:30:30.320 and say, okay, you kicked the can one time, you kicked the can two times, you've kicked it three

00:30:35.000 times? You know, how long are you supposed to sit back and say, this is acceptable or like enough is

00:30:41.360 enough? You know, as an attorney, two years, three years, four years, how long are you supposed to sit

00:30:48.020 and wait? Well, if this had been a different administration, you know, before, I would not

00:30:52.560 have been so amenable to these extensions, and I would have pushed much harder. But like I said,

00:30:58.780 I thought the extensions played in my favor, to play out this four year period of time. I will

00:31:03.700 tell you this, in keeping with how deceitful and dishonest this DOJ has been, when Hunter Biden was

00:31:11.820 indicted, last go around, they came to me, the assistant who was handling the case from DC came

00:31:18.680 to me and said, look, some of this may be mooted by what happens in the criminal trial and in the

00:31:24.020 ultimate, if he's convicted, in the ultimate sentencing. So can we put this case on hold?

00:31:28.780 While that plays out, and then we can see if there are documents produced in the sentencing

00:31:32.800 hearing or whatever that we could produce, we won't fight over those. And again, in keeping with

00:31:37.820 my position, I said, fine. But at the end of that process, after that unprecedented, unconditional

00:31:46.380 pardon, and I went back to this assistant, and I said, okay, you said your position might change. And

00:31:53.800 he said, well, our position was always going to be we weren't going to produce.

00:31:58.380 Right? I mean, after telling me as an officer of the court and a lawyer telling me that and then

00:32:03.340 coming back to me and basically saying, well, we were never going to change our position anyway. So

00:32:08.060 we were, in essence, we were just buying time. That's what this DOJ has done. And it's Trump DOJ

00:32:15.320 is just perpetuating that.

00:32:17.500 The problem is, Kevin, is I don't think Donald Trump knows about any of this stuff. And it's a

00:32:22.860 problem because we rely on him to do everything, right? Because it's what he always does. He

00:32:30.620 negotiates his own deals. He's a one-man team in the sense where he can do everything. But the problem

00:32:36.520 is, is he trusts some of these people around him. And he, I often say this on the show, Kevin, for

00:32:43.740 the people who have never met him, he's actually like a very regular guy. He's a very personable

00:32:50.240 guy. And he's very, like a caring person in person that, you know, every time I see him,

00:32:55.480 how are you doing? How's the family? You know, very personable, very nice guy. And he relies on his

00:33:01.060 people to do the right thing. And, you know, by putting him in there, I think he thinks they are

00:33:06.800 doing the right thing. So things like this, I don't think he'd know about because, you know,

00:33:11.100 if that were the case, he'd sit there and he'd say, what are we doing here? Get this guy the

00:33:15.840 documents. Let's figure out what happened. I mean, Joe Biden directed Merrick Garland to go after him.

00:33:20.820 We're getting plenty of those documents now. We had documents that came out today obtained by Just

00:33:25.800 the News that shows Merrick Garland directed his DOJ to go after anyone who's talking about

00:33:31.880 conservatives who are talking about guns or anything, free speech online. We're getting

00:33:37.140 those documents. I think if Donald Trump knew about this, he would say, what are we doing here?

00:33:42.620 Get these documents out. Well, let me just also share with you. I mean, I don't doubt that,

00:33:48.100 but let me just also share with you the one document. Actually, there were two, but this one in

00:33:53.240 particular that was not redacted, the one email in these eight pages, right? And they had no problem

00:33:58.980 not redacting this email. And that email said, it was a guy from the tax department at DOJ. And it

00:34:06.160 said, quote, less ominous than I was originally told. I saw that. Right. Okay. And I'd love to get

00:34:14.120 Mr. Shapley, Mr. Ziegler's response to that, to their, that comment by their colleague in the tax

00:34:18.920 department about a less ominous bid, no problem not redacting that. We know that was a farce. We

00:34:24.540 know that's false. Otherwise you wouldn't now be asserting exemption three of FOIA, money laundering,

00:34:32.160 other criminal activities related to money. So clearly there was ominous behavior there.

00:34:37.240 And, but, but again, look, this is Trump's DOJ who's doing this. This isn't Biden's DOJ. This is

00:34:43.800 Trump's DOJ. And he put her in charge. So whether he knows about it or not,

00:34:51.580 he put this woman in charge of the department of justice, and she's either doesn't have the 0.99

00:34:56.100 competence to understand what's going on or isn't curious enough to instruct her underlings to give

00:35:02.900 her full reports on what's going on in each district, in each jurisdiction, what cases do I need to know

00:35:07.880 about? Because if she had done that, that's the first thing I would have done, by the way,

00:35:11.500 as an attorney general, I would have said, I want to, I want to report a memo in each jurisdiction

00:35:16.240 on things I need to know about. Okay. Apparently she hasn't done that or isn't curious enough to do

00:35:21.360 it, but, um, be that as it may, this is her department and she's responsible for it. And she

00:35:28.800 is doing this. And in a sense, what she is doing is more egregious than what the Biden DOJ did because

00:35:36.380 they were taking positions that not even the Biden DOJ took.

00:35:45.120 The other problem too, I think we have here, Kevin, is, is these holdovers. It was the same

00:35:49.460 thing that happened to him the first time. He's got these assistant attorneys. I don't,

00:35:53.120 what level attorney, I'm not sure what a level attorney handles case like this, I guess,

00:35:57.020 assistant attorney for whatever. He's got all these holdovers from the Biden administration.

00:36:01.040 What they should have done from day one is go in there and level the place, pull people out of

00:36:06.400 private practice as he did with email, pull people out of private practice as he did with his other

00:36:11.600 attorney who represented him up in New York. His name is slipping my mind. It's Todd Blanchett.

00:36:18.020 Todd Blanch. I think the gentleman, John Sauer from Florida, another one, pull these people out of

00:36:24.660 Hermit Dillon, pull them out of private practice and appoint one person for each division, as you said,

00:36:30.600 and say, look at this, look at the cases they're running, look at the work they've been doing,

00:36:35.620 look at what they did for the last four years, look if there's any been any sort of

00:36:39.420 suspicious behavior and get them the hell out. If cases got to sit and wait, you've waited two and

00:36:44.480 a half years, three years to get absolutely nothing. What difference does it make if you're

00:36:48.860 short attorneys in this place, if you're going to maybe possibly get people of good quality, Kevin?

00:36:54.880 Yeah, you got to be a little careful about that. You can certainly replace U.S. attorneys. You can

00:36:58.460 certainly replace people in administrative, you know, high level administrative positions at DOJ,

00:37:03.380 line assistants and, you know, career attorneys. You got to be careful about just going in and

00:37:09.420 making wholesale changes. But you're right. He could have done exactly what you said and put those people

00:37:14.240 in a position of authority and they could have done this. Again, it's the first thing I would have

00:37:19.680 done. Give me, let me know the important cases and jurisdictions and what I need to, what I need to be

00:37:24.820 aware of. And I'll tell you this, I said this to somebody yesterday in a similar interview,

00:37:30.880 you're either helping to expose what happened here or you're part of the cover up. You're

00:37:35.500 participating in the cover up. And the only thing I can say based upon my experience with Trump's DOJ

00:37:41.660 is the latter. This is, there has been a participation in the cover up. Maybe it doesn't

00:37:46.820 go all the way to the top, but the incompetence may be. But clearly they're participating in the cover

00:37:53.600 up. It's ongoing. And now they're trying to whitewash this by getting rid of the case in

00:37:57.940 its entirety. Yeah, it's truly remarkable. And I don't think there's any love lost for

00:38:03.040 or any love between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. There was a clip of Barron Trump,

00:38:09.280 President Trump's youngest son, going up to Joe Biden at the inauguration and telling him

00:38:13.280 like, game on, you're not safe now or something like that for a 17, 60 year old kid to go up to,

00:38:19.660 you know, for a, for a family's house, they rated armed. That's the thing like that. Just

00:38:24.280 that I can't seem to get past Kevin is everything that went on with this man to assassination

00:38:30.120 attempts, one, almost killing him, his house rated his wife's underwear drawer rated his personal

00:38:36.060 place rated everything they did to him. And you would think that the people that he's surrounding

00:38:42.800 himself with would have his back. And I just don't see it. And Pam Bondi, I hope I'm wrong. But

00:38:48.560 I've said from day one, Kevin, it's four years, it may seem like a long time. But it comes by

00:38:55.700 really, really quick. I felt like it was yesterday that I was in college. And I look back, it's been

00:38:59.620 over 10 years, Kevin, four years goes by very, very fast. And it's really only the first two years

00:39:05.840 that you have because mark my words, I've been saying this every day on the show, if they lose that

00:39:10.620 Congress, day one, he's getting impeached again. There's no other way to put it. The masks are off.

00:39:17.140 These people do not care. They will impeach him again, and they will impeach him again and everything

00:39:21.300 he does. And for the next two years, they'll be lame duck. They will have him in impeachment

00:39:25.820 proceedings and this and that, and they will ruin his administration. That's what he has to look forward

00:39:30.960 to while these people sit on their asses and do absolutely nothing. If we do get documents like this, 0.95

00:39:36.700 if we do get some of these Epstein documents, maybe these people will think twice and say,

00:39:40.620 you know what? We should stop playing dirty because they're going to do the same thing to us.

00:39:46.680 Well, look, I'm not a political animal, never have been. But the thing here is,

00:39:54.300 if I were a political animal and I were in that position, I would say, hey, these documents might

00:39:59.260 be useful to me. There's beyond the fact that the public has a right to know and a clear right to

00:40:05.880 know and an important right to know this. They might be helpful to me. And in showing that,

00:40:10.980 you know, the shenanigans that were going on before, maybe I should, maybe I should press harder

00:40:16.300 to get these. So I'm just imploring. I mean, look, if Bonnie doesn't want to respond to my letter,

00:40:23.860 Todd Blanche, Emile Bove, call me. I mean, it's not hard to find me. I'm in Denver. Okay.

00:40:29.100 So on the pleadings, my telephone number, you can reach out to me, email me, call me. But let's talk

00:40:36.000 about this because if you don't get involved, I guarantee you two months, three months from now,

00:40:43.720 this case is going to be gone. And it's going to be so unfortunate because we are in the right

00:40:49.880 position here. But the FOIA and this judge, you know, they're just going to rubber stamp whatever

00:40:56.500 the government has to say. I guarantee you not. Yeah. When we get off here, I'm going to give my

00:41:01.480 attorney call again. Ty Clevenger, I mentioned, is working on the Seth Rich case. And I'm going to

00:41:05.460 give a home and Tom fit in a call and see if he's aware of what's going on here, because I mean,

00:41:12.900 it's a travesty of justice. How long are we supposed to sit back and just wait and wait? I want

00:41:19.600 to get your take. And if you listen to my monologue on the top of the show about Pam and the Epstein

00:41:24.260 documents, we can't get something as simple as a few hundred pages of Hunter Biden doing business

00:41:31.640 overseas. I mean, are we supposed to have confidence that we're ever going to see any sort of Epstein

00:41:37.000 document, Kevin? I watched your monologue. I watched her statements. It's not the first time

00:41:42.620 I've seen her statements, by the way. And it's not the first time I'm going to say this. Her comments

00:41:46.740 are a farce. OK, it's probably not going to help me with the Department of Justice in my case by saying

00:41:51.540 that. But her comments are a farce, because if you really want it to produce those documents,

00:41:57.640 get those documents reviewed and produce them, you put people on it to get it done in a week.

00:42:01.760 Right. I don't care how many documents you're talking about. This can be done in a week.

00:42:05.280 If I were in her shoes, it would have been done long before now, far sooner than now and far more

00:42:10.580 complete than now. But so what she's suggesting is nonsensical. It makes no sense. And there's more to

00:42:19.460 this than what she wants us as gullible citizens to believe. So, I mean, we're to the best of our

00:42:28.060 knowledge, and I'm being a little facetious on this because I've done a little bit more research

00:42:31.360 probably than you on this case to, you know, no credit to myself. I've been forced to entrench

00:42:37.980 myself on what happened with Epstein and everything that went on. We were told, Kevin, that he's a private

00:42:44.380 citizen, right? Now, speculation that he may have worked at Mossad, there's speculation he may have

00:42:49.800 worked on behalf of the United States government with the CIA. There's a lot of evidence to point

00:42:53.940 on how that case was handled in Florida, that original case where he got off scot-free, right,

00:43:00.820 for years after that case, by the way, where Pam Bondi was working down in Florida. Is it the U.S.

00:43:06.180 Attorney or the Solicitor General for Florida? I think she was the AG, Florida AG. Okay, so the AG of

00:43:12.680 Florida. You know, there's no way that, in my opinion, Kevin, someone like this, it's like the

00:43:19.800 Diddy thing. It's like, how could something go under the radar for so long with nobody knowing about it,

00:43:24.820 and then all of a sudden it come out and everyone's like, oh yeah, you know, we knew about that. It's

00:43:29.000 the same thing with Epstein. We knew there was a three or four year period, maybe a little less,

00:43:33.580 from his time he got in trouble in Florida to the time where the FBI and the federal government got

00:43:38.520 involved. How do you have such a lapse like that when this was this bad of a human being? Like,

00:43:44.920 the stuff he was doing was just atrocious, apparently. Yeah, that plea deal in Florida,

00:43:51.460 I mean, when I heard about it several years ago, I just, I mean, my eyes rolled back. I just,

00:43:56.600 I thought at the time, the fix is in, something's going on here. But in terms of the production of

00:44:02.000 these FOIA, these Epstein documents now, look, these, these exemptions, they're not set in stone.

00:44:09.580 You can, you can find that the public interest outweigh the exemptions. And regardless of whether

00:44:16.240 this guy was affiliated with any law enforcement or whatever, you can redact that. You don't need

00:44:21.720 to produce that. You know, certainly they're not going to produce the names of the victims.

00:44:26.240 There's a whole lot of stuff here that relates to Epstein that you can produce and partially redact,

00:44:35.200 do a selective redaction of the rest and have those documents out months ago. There's no reason that

00:44:40.440 could not have been done. And if you, if you're looking, if you take the DOJ's position on both

00:44:45.900 the Epstein case and my case to its logical conclusion, the only result you can draw is the,

00:44:52.600 the DOJ considers itself exempt from FOIA because they can, they can make these wholesale,

00:44:58.240 you know, redactions, these wholesale exemption assertions, and no one's going to call them to

00:45:03.220 task for it. And they get, and they get away with not producing anything. So they're exempt in their

00:45:07.780 mind. I'm going to tell you the issues that I see. And you tell me if you disagree as a,

00:45:12.040 an officer of the court, Bondi's come out on multiple occasions, confirming that she has the

00:45:17.280 documents. She came out this afternoon or yesterday afternoon and confirm that they have video evidence

00:45:25.320 of grotesque things. Okay. So, so if she's going to come out here and lie to us, she made many

00:45:30.720 mistakes all in the way, but the one today is perhaps the biggest because she's confirmed what

00:45:36.380 they have. How did she get herself out of this? If we don't ever get the documents, if we don't ever

00:45:42.300 get the tapes or whatever, or confirmation of what was on the tapes, I mean, I don't assume,

00:45:47.020 and I don't want to see tapes of what went on at Jeffrey Epstein's home, but I want to know what

00:45:53.820 happened. I want to know who was complicit in it. I want to know who was taking part in pedophilia.

00:45:59.340 It seems to be a big problem here in America now, Kevin, it's like the rich and elites. It's no longer

00:46:05.040 good enough to date a movie star or date a really pretty woman who's your age. It's, it all boils down

00:46:11.220 now to pedophilia. Okay. That, which is what I say on this show all the time, Kevin, I have no

00:46:17.140 tolerance for that stuff at all. I don't care who's involved in it. I said on this show, if Donald

00:46:22.300 Trump was involved in it and Donald Trump was on Epstein Island, I don't care. I want to know.

00:46:27.020 I want to know every single person who took part in what he was doing because there's no tolerance for 0.61

00:46:33.040 that in America, taking advantage of minors, sex trafficking of minors, raping minors, nobody should

00:46:40.680 put up with this. Nobody should stand for this. So if she does eventually never give us these 0.98

00:46:46.920 documents, she's confirmed what she has. How does she get her way out of this? Does she resign? Does 1.00

00:46:53.000 she give us like a nothing burger? How does she get herself out? I don't know how she gets herself 1.00

00:46:59.840 out, but I know what I would do if I were in Trump's position. And, you know, so I would, I would be

00:47:05.720 thinking about that if I were her. But, but, you know, somebody ought to be asking Trump these

00:47:09.960 questions, right? During these news conferences. I mean, well, what about this? What, what about

00:47:15.160 this, these Epstein documents? What about these other documents that people are asking for that,

00:47:18.860 that your department of justice is throwing up roadblocks left and right to for, you know,

00:47:24.040 what about that? Why don't you get involved? Why don't you have somebody in your administration

00:47:27.580 uh, take a look at this? Why, why don't you have your, your, um, chief of staff start asking some

00:47:33.360 questions? Um, you can do that. I mean, it used to happen all the time and, and, and then maybe he

00:47:41.200 will engage, but I don't think until he does, we're, we're going to, we're going to get squat.

00:47:48.500 Well, I, I think to your point, we've gotten a little bit of something because, uh, she, you know,

00:47:54.080 she came out and you know, the thing is, these members of Congress, I kind of like to see this

00:47:58.140 a little bit, the, the, the pressure that they put on, uh, I had Tim Birch on my show last week

00:48:03.320 and he said the same exact thing is she's in over her skis. She's done this. She's done that.

00:48:07.700 It's nice to see that these people are on the side of truth, justice in the American way,

00:48:11.680 regardless of who it is, that they don't care about protecting this woman because of, of what she's

00:48:17.260 protecting. And so I like to see that there are Republicans out there who, you know, who care about,

00:48:22.880 uh, the truth and I care about it coming out. But, uh, to your point, I think we are seeing a

00:48:27.480 little bit of it because we had Pam Bondi come out this morning and, and say that they're reviewing

00:48:31.400 these documents and they're going, that's more than we've gotten Kevin since, uh, since February.

00:48:36.140 Well, maybe more than you've gotten, but I wouldn't hold your breath.

00:48:38.660 No, I'm not by any stretch of the imagination, but, uh, it takes all of us to put the pressure on.

00:48:44.260 It takes, you know, the journalists, it takes the people in the room, as you said, to ask the hard

00:48:48.460 questions and to, to keep the pressure on, to let her know that we're not going to

00:48:52.740 rest. And there are people who are, or are relentless in this fight who will not rest,

00:48:56.200 uh, until she gets, I know the great Lou Dobbs is rolling over in his grave right now

00:49:01.160 with, with what she's doing. If he were still alive today, mark my words, he would be going

00:49:06.360 scorched earth. And, uh, uh, it didn't usually work out well for people who, uh, weren't on the

00:49:13.520 good side of Lou Dobbs. I'll leave it at that. Uh, how does this end, Kevin? How does this play

00:49:18.800 out? Do we ever get the documents? I will tell you the only way we're going to get these

00:49:23.500 documents is if, um, Bondi and Patel have a change of heart or, or if they, if they don't

00:49:31.360 know about this case, they act, somebody brings it to their attention, they get involved in

00:49:34.740 it, uh, and change the direction this case is taking. Uh, or if Trump hears about this

00:49:40.820 and, and starts putting pressure on them to, uh, to figure out what the heck is going

00:49:45.740 on. Uh, otherwise this case is going to die, uh, a death of a thousand cuts. And, and, and

00:49:53.600 what we're going to get are eight redacted full, almost fully redacted pages of documents,

00:49:58.980 uh, related to Hunter and James Biden. That's how it's going to, that's how it's going to

00:50:03.180 end up. So somebody has got to get involved in this, uh, from higher up at DOJ.

00:50:07.500 And how many did they say there were over 400?

00:50:09.160 Sure. Well, that was, you know, that was in May of 2022. They said there were four,

00:50:13.180 over 400 pages and that did not include, as we've come to find out, uh, a search or

00:50:19.520 request from the office of special counsel for their documents. And that's where the

00:50:23.820 treasure trove is going to be. Um, because the office of special counsel was David Weiss,

00:50:28.580 who's the guy from Delaware, who, you know, was going to do the sweetheart deal with him

00:50:32.980 after, you know, um, you know, indicting him on a slap of the wrist. So, um,

00:50:39.160 you know, that's where, that's where the real meat is going to be here. And, and I don't know

00:50:43.660 those documents still exist. Who knows?

00:50:45.980 Is there anything Congress can do to expedite this?

00:50:48.260 Um, you know, I hear the, I hear Burchett and others, you know, trying to put pressure on,

00:50:55.300 but I don't think there's anything Congress can do. The one thing I've been imploring Congress to do

00:50:59.200 for, for several years is strengthen FOIA. You know, um, take a look at these decisions that have

00:51:06.020 come out over the years in FOIA and give it its teeth back. Uh, that is something Congress could do.

00:51:11.340 It's not going to help us in the short term. It's not going to help us with these cases,

00:51:14.080 um, short of an act of God or the, you know, the higher ups and the administration. Um, you know,

00:51:20.340 we're never going to see these documents, but that clearly needs to be done.

00:51:24.280 Yeah. They've decided instead of, uh, strengthening FOIA to strengthen another, uh, acronym FISA,

00:51:31.080 spying and abuses on American people, another travesty of justice, which they have the opportunity

00:51:36.660 to fix in this Congress. We'll see if they do it. Um, you know, it's, it's, I get like sick to my

00:51:44.320 stomach just thinking about this, that we're in this situation. I'm going to wrap up with asking

00:51:49.200 you this. Do you feel that because Biden's gone off into the sunset, Hunter Biden can never run for

00:51:56.520 office. No Biden will ever seek office again. Their business dealings are probably presumably all

00:52:01.600 done. USAID is ending in a lot of these places where they, they, I've been told they used, uh,

00:52:08.200 contracts to, to, to make some money there. Do you feel that the department of justice and the FBI

00:52:13.580 are maybe just saying, you know, we don't care about this anymore because the Biden crime family

00:52:18.060 is out of office forever? Well, that would be an absurd and absolutely astounding position to me

00:52:25.840 after what, look, I, I, I've told people in the past, I, my, my, probably going to kill myself here,

00:52:32.380 but my, uh, my choice was Bob Kennedy, Robert Kennedy. Um, that's who I was supporting. I'm

00:52:38.340 not, I'm not a Republican. I'm not a Democrat. I'm apolitical. Right. Um, but, um, and so I don't,

00:52:46.440 I don't understand why they're doing this. Their, their boss is the president of the United States,

00:52:50.940 the president, right. You would think that after everything that he was put through right, wrong,

00:52:56.020 indifferent, whatever, uh, after everything he was put through, you would think that they would

00:53:01.580 at least show a modicum of interest in this thing, uh, and, and do the right thing and expose this

00:53:08.340 information, regardless of whether, you know, these guys are ever going to raise their head again.

00:53:13.580 Uh, that's the point. The point is the American public has a right to know.

00:53:16.800 Yeah. Yeah. You're absolutely right. Kevin, I appreciate you joining us today. And, uh,

00:53:21.940 like I said, I'm going to try to push this up the totem pole as far as I possibly could

00:53:25.560 to see if we can get a little movement on it, uh, because I'm with you on this. I don't care

00:53:29.700 if they ever see the light of day again. That, I mean, that was just my only thinking as to why

00:53:34.100 they'd be delaying this for so long. Uh, I don't care if they ever come up to see the light of day

00:53:37.900 again. I, Americans deserve to know, um, where are these politicians sold out for however many years we see

00:53:45.900 it all across the board, selling out our country, selling out our infrastructure, selling out our

00:53:50.480 jobs, selling out our national security. I mean, this is way deeper than just finding out that

00:53:55.720 Hunter Biden made a few million dollars and that his brother made a few million dollars and that

00:53:59.700 Joe Biden made a few million dollars. It's way deeper than that. It's national security. It's

00:54:03.760 corruption. It's public corruption. Um, and we all have a right to know, um, you get the last word

00:54:09.100 here, Kevin. Well, I, I, last word is what I've said to others who have asked me. Um, I'm just

00:54:15.480 imploring those higher up in the department of justice, get involved in this. I'm, I'm a phone

00:54:21.280 call away. I'm an email away. Contact me. Let's talk about this. Let's talk about what you can do.

00:54:26.360 Let's talk about doing the right thing here. Uh, because otherwise this case is going away and it's

00:54:31.280 not going away with a favorable outcome. Yeah. Attorney Kevin Evans, thanks so much for joining us today.

00:54:37.040 And, uh, like I said, we're going to try to push this thing up the totem pole to, uh,

00:54:42.240 to expose truth, justice, and the American way. We'll talk to you soon, Kevin.

00:54:45.980 I appreciate it. Thanks, John. Thanks to attorney Kevin Evans, folks. And thank you all for being

00:54:49.300 with us today here on the great America show. I hope you enjoyed today's episode and it was

00:54:53.320 informational, uh, cause that's what I try to do here every day is, is, uh, bring information that

00:54:58.420 you're not getting on the mainstream that you're not getting from Fox news and, and other mainstream

00:55:03.460 outlets, uh, to take a different perspective and a different look at things.

00:55:07.040 And take a broader view, uh, before now narrowing in on what really matters. So I hope you enjoyed

00:55:13.520 it as much as I did. Uh, Kevin, uh, Kevin Evans, uh, a great man, a great American, uh, for putting

00:55:18.580 a target on his back, uh, to just expose the truth, right? Not too much to ask for. We just

00:55:24.920 want the truth, truth, justice, and the American way folks. We'll hope to see you back here tomorrow

00:55:29.580 for the great America show where our quest for truth, justice, and the American way continues

00:55:33.860 against all odds against all enemies against it all. We'll see you back here tomorrow,

00:55:38.340 folks. Same time, same place until then, may God bless you. May God bless America and may God bless

00:55:43.780 the great Lou Dobbs. Have a great night.

The Great America Show - May 07, 2025

SHOCKING Secrets： Who Else is Shielded by the DOJ？

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