In an interview with Brian Tyler Cohen, Jamie Raskin says the only redaction instruction for the files was to protect survivors' names. Instead, he says, the names, addresses and phone numbers of more than 100 survivors were released, while the names of potential co-conspirators, enablers and accomplices were blacked out. He says Congress passed a law compelling release of all the information, and that "from Donald Trump on down" they are determined to keep it hidden.
The receipt
- Who
- Jamie Raskin
- Where
- interview - Brian Tyler Cohen
- Original footage
- Brian Tyler Cohen · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 47 seconds, unedited within the cut
- Plays
- 92 on Instagram
Read the transcript
And remember, there was one instruction which is delete or redact only the names of the survivors. They failed to do that. They released names, addresses, phone numbers, and identifying information for more than 100 of the survivors. But meantime, they redacted the names and identifying information of lots of criminals, potential co -conspirators, enablers, accomplices and so on. So there are tons of redactions in here and they've set this up like some kind of video game. This is not a game. We passed a law compelling them to release all of the information. But from Donald Trump on down, they are determined to keep us from seeing all of the material.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.