Donald Trump says US attorney general should release any 'credible' information on Epstein. #BBCNews

Key Concepts:

• Transparency in the Epstein case
• Attorney General's handling of the case
• Credibility of evidence
• Release of credible information

Main Points and Key Arguments:

The speaker addresses the question of whether he agrees with his daughter-in-law's statement regarding the need for transparency in the Epstein case. He expresses agreement in principle, stating, "I would like to see that also." However, he emphasizes the Attorney General's role and competence in handling the matter, saying, "The attorney general's handled that very well. Uh she is uh she's really done a very good job."

Attorney General's Role and Credibility:

The speaker underscores the importance of the Attorney General's credibility in this context: "The credibility is very important and uh you want credible evidence for something like that." He suggests that the decision of what information to release ultimately rests with the Attorney General, based on her assessment of the evidence's credibility: "But she's handled it very well and it's going to be up to her. Whatever she thinks is credible, she should release."

Supporting Evidence and Specific Details:

The speaker does not provide specific examples of evidence or details of the case. His support for the Attorney General's handling is based on his general assessment of her competence and credibility.

Notable Quotes:

• "I would like to see that also." (Referring to transparency in the Epstein case)
• "The attorney general's handled that very well. Uh she is uh she's really done a very good job."
• "The credibility is very important and uh you want credible evidence for something like that."
• "Whatever she thinks is credible, she should release."

Synthesis/Conclusion:

The speaker supports the idea of transparency in the Epstein case but defers to the Attorney General's judgment regarding the release of information. He emphasizes the importance of credible evidence and trusts the Attorney General's ability to determine what is appropriate to release. The speaker's position is one of agreement with the principle of transparency, coupled with deference to the legal process and the Attorney General's expertise.