Barkai, while interviewing retired President Beinisch, and after previously asking about his acquaintance with Effi Naveh, added:
"... It's a shame that in the course of my remarks I can't quote to you a disgraceful, rude correspondence between the detained central man and a senior figure in the government, about senior female judges. It might have changed your mind about how much this system has become in recent years."
And later, when he interviewed Adv. Moshe Tayeb:
"... Because some of the testimonies that Hadas pulled out and will pull out happened in Eilat. Which is called out of sight [...] Yes, in the end some things don't stay in Eilat, but it's out of sight, far from the family. And there are a lot of things there that aren't legal..."
Canetti:
"... What we can tell at the moment without quotes, but we all know that the material, from which the material in the hands of the police emerges, emerges an intensive preoccupation of the main suspect and others with everything that can affect both public opinion in Israel and the judicial system. We are talking about a very close relationship with judges, with senior officials in the political system, about a very close relationship with journalists, everything that can actually influence the targets that the suspect apparently set for himself..."
And:
Steif: "Wait a minute, just about the relationship with the journalists, let's clarify and say that this is a relationship that goes beyond the relationship between legitimate and illegitimate sources and journalists. And we have to clarify that.
Canetti: "Absolutely, it's clear that journalists are in very close contact with a lot of people they cover, they get a lot of material. But it does seem that there was something a little bit more, and really an effort on the part of the suspect and others to create some kind of representation to the press as well that would promote the goals of that suspect. Among other things, the police have materials that make very harsh, harsh, blunt statements by the suspect and a senior and central figure in the political system against the most senior female judges in the judicial system. The spearhead. Statements that I have to say as a citizen as well as a lawyer, it was difficult for me... to be exposed to them."