Part 6/11:
The panelists discuss the risks of redactions fueling conspiracy theories, especially given the history of misinformation surrounding the case. They emphasize the importance of transparency, advocating for the President’s team to provide context—either in press briefings or detailed reports—explaining what exists, what is being withheld, and why certain material remains classified.
One notable idea proposed is unprecedented: personally briefing reporters and congressional leaders with a clear breakdown of the documents, witnesses, and investigation status. This approach aims to curtail misinformation and restore public trust, though it would involve a significant shift from standard protocol.