Hey everybody, I'm Alison Gill. Welcome to The Breakdown. I have an exclusive for you today.

No mainstream media outlet is reporting on this, but if you watch the breakdown here on the Midas Touch Network every week, you know that I had some exclusive reporting this past summer when sources in the FBI and the Department of Justice

told me that there were training videos explaining how to find and redact Trump's name

from the Epstein files. Now, I held on to that story for about 10 minutes so that I could file

a Freedom of Information Act request to get those Epstein training videos.

Now, they didn't agree at first that I was even a legitimate media outlet for the purposes

of disseminating information to the public. So we appealed that and we won that and they conceded,

which is nice, but corporate media still didn't report on that.

Then Jason Leopold got those 76 pages of FBI emails pursuant to his own FOIA request, and we went over that here in the breakdown.

And wouldn't you know it, those emails prove that there are Epstein training videos placed on unclassified SharePoint drives with no restrictions

placed upon people who could access them within the Information Management Division, the IMD, at the FBI.

Now, a couple of days ago, the government filed their response opposing my motion for expedited

processing of my Freedom of Information Act request to get those videos.

And you are not going to believe their argument against expedited processing. And I'm sure you haven't heard this anywhere else unless you read my substack, but I'm going to tell you about it today, along with all the other ways that Trump's Department of Justice has embarrassed itself this past week.

So this is exclusive.

You're only going to see it here.

And on my substack at Mullershrewot.com. we have all of that and more on today's episode of The Breakdown.

Hey, everybody, welcome to The Breakdown here on the Midas Touch Network. First of all, thanks to Midas Touch for giving me this platform. As you may remember,

multiple anonymous sources who participated in reviewing the Epstein files at the FBI and DOJ

confided in me this past summer that in addition to being locked in the building, not allowed to leave,

forced to review hundreds of thousands of pages of Epstein files and videos and photos

so that they could log and redact certain information, including Trump's name, that there

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