Crockett: We Need the Full Unredacted Versions of Epstein Files Turned over to Us

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CROCKETT: "As you know, I practiced criminal law. So for me, I don‘t think that we need to release the names out to the public of these victims. But when it comes down to it, the DoJ needs to give it to us. Now, if there is a transgression that takes place, then I think that we need to hold those staffers and/or those members that end up engaging in that transgression, because you cannot be entrusted to do what‘s right and then violate that very trust and then say, 'Oh, well...' So, no, we‘re going to have to hold people accountable if for some reason they violate their trust. But I do think that it is important that we get everything unredacted, because the problem is, I don‘t trust this DoJ whatsoever. We know that we have an attorney general that seemingly has sworn an oath to the man in the White House instead of swearing an oath to the Constitution. And so I don‘t know what it is that you are trying to delete if I can‘t see what‘s deleted. And so, no, we need the full, unredacted versions turned over to us."