The discussion centers on the declassification of a document that was initially thought to be 1.5 pages but is actually 11.5 pages long, with significant portions redacted. Participants express frustration over the lack of transparency, questioning why 9 out of 11 pages are redacted and suggesting that the document has not been fully declassified. There are accusations of deception from the White House regarding the document's status. The conversation also touches on the comparison between the Bush administration's handling of testimonies and the willingness of Clinton to cooperate without conditions. The dialogue reflects a broader skepticism about governmental transparency and accountability, particularly regarding the actions of the Bush administration. Participants speculate on the content of the redacted pages, indicating a strong desire for full disclosure.
) officials are allowed to be itnerviewed behind closed doors as well.
