00:00Just put out the files and stop redacting names that don't need to be redacted.
00:08It's just, who are we trying to protect?
00:11Are we protecting the survivors?
00:12Are we protecting these elite men that need to be put out there?
00:17And people need to know these are predators that are in the files.
00:23They need to be brought to justice so they can stop doing this in the long run.
00:29You know, it's for everyone's safety at the end of the day.
00:32You know, to be honest, in reviewing the documents that have been released, at least the first gauge and what we understand is that it's about 10%.
00:40And so you look at it and you say, well, I thought we asked for all the documents.
00:45I thought that this bill sort of alluded to the fact that we should be getting everything released.
00:51And so there's also this mixed feeling of what are we hiding here?
00:55I mean, we've got, and I could be wrong.
00:58I don't know if the initial report could be wrong.
01:00But if it is 10%, let's just say it is, then we've got some work to do here.
01:05There's this bill that got passed was to release all of the documents to be fully transparent.
01:11And I don't know if we really have that feeling tonight, to be honest with you.
01:14And so we're going to do our due diligence, you know, between us, the survivors, the lawyers, we know what should be in there.
01:22And we're going to comb through every single page and we're going to hold them accountable.
01:26And so while we're extremely disappointed, while we're frustrated, there is also this sense of empowerment.
01:34And every single survivor that I told them today, I said, the ball is in our court.
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