I gotta say, I'm totally down with Jon Stewart on this one 
... but then again, I also think it's kinda unfair that they're being held to different standards 
. I mean, if anyone else was in their shoes, would they be willing to cooperate with a congressional investigation? Nope! 
But at the same time, isn't transparency and accountability super important here? 
I don't know, man... it's all so confusing 
. The fact that the DOJ is releasing like 12k documents or whatever (but maybe most of those are duplicates) just makes me think they're dodging the issue 
. But Stewart's right that we should be getting more info about what really went down with Epstein... but do we have to go through this whole congressional drama thing? 
... but then again, I also think it's kinda unfair that they're being held to different standards . I mean, if anyone else was in their shoes, would they be willing to cooperate with a congressional investigation? Nope! But at the same time, isn't transparency and accountability super important here? I don't know, man... it's all so confusing . The fact that the DOJ is releasing like 12k documents or whatever (but maybe most of those are duplicates) just makes me think they're dodging the issue . But Stewart's right that we should be getting more info about what really went down with Epstein... but do we have to go through this whole congressional drama thing? 
. And let's be real, 12k+ docs is a whole lotta nothing 
. Stewart's got a point about double standards, though - why are they being held to different standards than others in this case?