The Daily Beans The Breakdown Audio | I Just BLEW UP Trump’s EPSTEIN LIE in NEW FILING to DOJ
Jan 4, 2026
Allison tackles the Epstein files and pushes for the release of redaction training videos amidst claims of government misconduct. She dives into intriguing legal maneuvers including a FOIA request and compares her case to a notable 2020 ruling. The conversation highlights the evident media interest in the Epstein saga, challenging the FBI's attempts to deny urgency. Allison's strategic arguments demonstrate the complexities of democracy and transparency, while she expresses gratitude for her legal team's support.
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Redaction Training Videos Exist
- Allison Gill says FBI/DOJ created training videos instructing redaction of Trump mentions in Epstein files.
- Those videos were reportedly shared on unclassified networks and referenced in FOIA requests.
Filed FOIA Then Sued For Expedited Review
- Allison Gill recounts filing a FOIA request and then a federal lawsuit to obtain the videos.
- She sought expedited processing to push the FBI to prioritize the request.
DOJ Claimed Request Was Insufficient
- The DOJ argued MSW Media provided only two sentences and failed to show widespread media interest for expedition.
- DOJ maintained expedited processing must be rare and supported by the agency record.