General Discussion

I'm going to say something that many (not you) are going to say is "apologist".

First of all, I have a long history of cops in my family, including my youngest son. For those of you who think things aren't moving fast enough IN THE OPEN, consider that any LEO who conducts his or her investigation like that, wouldn't be able to pass the case along for prosecution. A good investigation is a QUIET investigation. We can see the details in court, in the filings and the trials, and not before.

Secondly, AG Garland had to clean up the mess in DOJ left by his predecessors, so that he COULD start getting these important investigations underway. Bear in mind he doesn't personally do it, but the thousands across multiple departments, DO. Again, silence is actually golden in a solid investigation. Why on earth would DOJ or any other law enforcement agency have to be obligated to show every way in which they are proceeding with an investigation? That way lies a loss in court. That is not what any of us wants.

Finally, as the one woman was saying, this has been an ongoing thing, and they have gotten convictions already.

Is this taking much longer than I like? Of course it is. But, it is moving, and moving in the right direction. You all might want to remember this is the biggest investigation in all of its different parts, that DOJ has ever undertaken.