So, as I've said before, releasing an alleged client list to the public only opens up the DOJ to lawsuits for defamation. Unless those who are named as "clients" or having been coerced have been prosecuted and found guilty, those defamed individuals will win millions in judgments and their chances of being prosecuted will be greatly diminished.

Instead, I suggest Trump appoint a special counsel to investigate, build cases and turn over their recommendations to both the DOJ and to the public. As was done in the Russian hoax investigation.

Now, please realize some of those women who came forward and testified in the first trials of Epstein and Maxwell are conveniently dead now. The previous FBI and DOJ covered up for cabal activities and undoubtedly erased much of the evidence, but we still have documentation and testimony from two trials and three investigations, plus whatever remains of the evidence that has not been scrubbed.

What is the DOJ supposed to do right now? At a time when they are trying to rebuild confidence and faith in these corrupt institutions, should they just tell the truth and say yeah, the FBI and DOJ under Trump's 1st term and under Biden completely swept away all the evidence? It would be refreshing to hear an honest, no bullshit admission like that, but that is never going to happen.

I genuinely believe there is so much in this case that touches on national security issues, implicates the CIA and other intelligence agencies that this cannot be handled like a murder investigation.

This is why I believe there are over 80k sealed indictments, when they unseal them, mass arrests will take place on a scope and scale never dreamed of and those arrested will sit in prison without bail for years on end awaiting their trials due to the backlogs.