To say that it "in no way" says that is simply incorrect. It's quite clearly swinging around the threat of a big sentence. I can't see how that could possibly

To say that it "in no way" says that is simply incorrect. It's quite clearly swinging around the threat of a big sentence. I can't see how that could possibly be more clear. It's meant to intimidate and frighten, not just Swartz, but any one else who may come into conflict with the United States Attorneys. That's why it's there. It's not merely a statement of fact, it's bragging and intimidation.