You realize the longer it takes for these documents to get out, the more that it looks like MSHA knew more than they did, and could have done more to prevent what happened; and that there's some kind of an effort to cover up with the whole process.
Enzi emphasizes the perception of MSHA's delay in releasing documents as a potential cover-up.
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