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Bluetus

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3. This sounds like a very significant move.
Sat Sep 20, 2025, 10:45 PM
Sep 20

Last edited Sun Sep 21, 2025, 03:09 PM - Edit history (1)

We have had all this stonewalling from the administration ("The files are on my desk." "What files? There never were any files" )

This FOIA request doesn't get any files. But it established exactly WHAT those 1000 agents were asked to do and what process they used.

Once they get the training video, the obvious next step is to request the logs that these agents submitted. If they can get that, this will establish HOW MANY TIMES Trump was mentioned in the Epstein documents.

And then from there, they can start identifying specific individual documents. Trump has stonewalled, and that means he will have to live with this steady drip-drip-drip. It probably would have been a lot smarter for him to release all the documents, just as he promised during the campaign. It might all have been over and forgotten by now if he had chosen that path.

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