In an interview with Brian Tyler Cohen, Jamie Raskin says Patel blamed grand jury rule 6e for not releasing the Epstein files. Raskin then quotes Judge Berman: "the government is the logical party to make a comprehensive disclosure to the public," and the grand jury motion "appears to be a diversion." Raskin closes with Patel's own words that "the buck stops with the FBI director."
The receipt
- Who
- Jamie Raskin
- Where
- interview - Brian Tyler Cohen
- Original footage
- Brian Tyler Cohen · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 57 seconds, unedited within the cut
Read the transcript
In other words, Kashpat Elgamswitzen says, well, the court says that we can't release all of these materials because of rule 6e about grand jury materials. Those are grand jury materials. Those are independent materials that have been collected by the government. And then Berman goes on to say, the government is the logical party to make a comprehensive disclosure to the public of the Epstein files. By comparison, the instant grand jury motion appears to be a diversion from the breadth and scope of the Epstein files in the government's possession. So you even have a federal judge saying, you know, basically don't make us a party to this fraud on the public. Right. And I think, you know, Cash Patel himself said it best that the buck stops with the FBI director. So if we're looking for the person responsible for secreting all of this information, CashBetell just has to consult a mirror.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.