No. And so we now have, we saw the release of emails, Jim, but, and again, I know you work mostly with courts rather than Congress, but I'm sure you've been following the note that There are now enough signatures on a discharge petition in the House of Representatives that would force a vote where the House could compel the Department of Justice to release everything that it has after redacting things like victims names. and such and stop holding them, stop covering them up. Jim. I guess, am I explaining that? Right. (09:17–09:32)
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