The Trump administration has now obtained a list of FBI agents and employees who were involved

in the January 6 cases.

Now look, this is important because despite early attempts to block the list from being handed

over, the FBI has now officially given this list to the Department of Justice.

And also in other news, Trump has turned his sights on the

Department of Education, as he was expected to do. And there are reports that Trump is now

working on an executive order to bring an end to the DOE, the Department of Education. And meanwhile,

also, Elon Musk, he's making headlines through the Doge Department, especially as investigators are looking into the spending from USAID, USAID.

And Trump is now adding to this saying that he wants to investigate anybody possibly getting money from kickbacks from all that cash going through USAID.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

The Trump administration, they have now gotten the list they wanted,

a list of FBI employees, including agents, who were involved in any way

to the January 6 cases. And this is despite attempts that happened early on to try to block this

list from being handed over. Individuals tried to stop this from happening. Those attempts have

failed. The FBI has now given the Justice Department a list of all employees,

including agents, who are involved basically in any way in the investigations and criminal cases

related to the incident on January 6, 2021. And this allegedly includes the names of 5,000 FBI employees, pointing to the scale at which this was

investigated and the incredible amount of agents who were involved with this. It is also raising

questions over whether they could be fired, because that is the big concern for them. Now,

in response to this,

a group of FBI agents has now brought a class action lawsuit against the Justice Department.

And they're alleging that this investigation amounts to unlawful and retaliatory directives

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