Thread by @SenWhitehouse

Let’s be clear about this: an investigative file can have cabinets full of documents, video and audio tapes, FBI 302s (interview reports), physical evidence, and reams of other records and materials. The grand jury may only see a small portion.
washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

Of that small portion seen by grand jury, Bondi may only seek to have a smaller portion disclosed, and the court allow only a smaller portion still. Understand: This is not bad, but it is NOT a pathway to full disclosure.

Also remember that courts are allowed to disclose grand jury info only in extremely narrow circumstances, which likely don’t even apply here. Trump administration probably knows they’ll get a “no” from the courts, which will allow them to shift the blame.

Add @RonWyden’s Senate Finance work into roughly five thousand Epstein wire transfers, adding up to around $1.5 billion, that triggered Treasury “suspicious activity reports,” and there’s yet more to investigate.