This past summer, I spoke to multiple anonymous sources at the FBI and Department of Justice

who participated in the Epstein Redaction Project. Over a thousand personnel locked in their offices,

put on mandatory overtime, some for 24, even 48-hour shifts, forced to review these Epstein

files, and log the mentions of Donald Trump in the

nearly 300,000 pages for redaction in an Excel spreadsheet. Now, the sources also confided in me

that there were training videos embedded in PowerPoint presentations on an unsecured, unclassified

shared drive that provided

instructions on how to flag and find mentions of Donald Trump. Now, I have sued the government

to get those training videos, but this week, Jason Leopold at Bloomberg received multiple FBI

emails pursuant to his own FOIA request, Freedom of Information Act request,

confirming that exclusive reporting that those training videos exist.

They also confirm the existence of the Excel spreadsheet,

the mandatory overtime hours they worked, how much they were paid, what it cost the taxpayers

to hide Donald Trump's name in the Epstein files. So I'm

going to show you all of these emails. And I have a personal announcement at the end of the show,

all of this on today's episode of The Breakdown.

Hey, everybody, welcome to The Breakdown here on the Midas Touch Network. Thanks to the Midas Touch for giving me this platform. I'm Alison Gill. You'll recall back in July, I've talked about this on multiple episodes here on the Midas Touch Network. I spoke to sources at the FBI and DOJ who participated in the project to review the Epstein files.

I did all that in the summer, and they reviewed the files this past March.

And this week, the FOIA whisperer, Jason Leopold, at Bloomberg, received about 75 pages of emails from top officials at the Information Management Division. That's the IMD at the FBI. And he received these emails pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act request. And quite

frankly, it's incredible what these emails confirm. It's kind of flown under the radar this

week. So let's take a look. First, from my reporting in July,

two sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity confirmed the existence of training videos

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