Trump Wants FBI And DOJ To Release 'Credible Evidence' On Epstein If They Want To: White House

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Speaking to reporters outside the White House, Karoline Leavitt said that President Trump favored the DOJ and the FBI releasing "credible evidence" on Jeffrey Epstein.

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00:00Go ahead, and then Mary, you can go.

00:01Thank you, Caroline. What's the White House's reaction to Senator Chuck Grassley today

00:04releasing the formerly classified Clinton Annex, showing that the Comey-led FBI failed

00:10to fully investigate Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.

00:13Also failed to really look into thumb drives with potential national security risks on them

00:18and emails from President Obama.

00:20It comes as no surprise, unfortunately, and I think that's why you've seen the FBI

00:24open up investigations into the individual you mentioned and some others as well.

00:28Caroline, Caroline, Caroline.

00:29How does the president just order the FBI to release the full F.C. files, just get it all out there?

00:35The president has said if the Department of Justice and the FBI want to move forward

00:39with releasing any further credible evidence, they should do so.

00:42As to why they have or have not or will, you should ask the FBI about that.

00:46But it's still in jail.

00:46Go ahead.

00:46Is there any more information, Caroline?

00:48It's up to the attorney general.

00:49Does the president have any message for the countries that are playing?

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