Oversight also has the right to review any such withholding - and withholding to cover up a crime is itself a crime. Plus, a SCOTUS review of this case would likely find that any withholding could not apply to prior files, as Bondi already publicly said they lacked prosecutorial evidence. So the DoJ would have an incredibly high bar of proving new findings related to anything they withhold. Oh and lastly, our Five Eyes allies all have copies and the files have been seen by hundreds of FBI agents, who would have whistleblower protections in testifying to Congress about what they saw.(Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth))