FBI Paid Nearly $1M in Overtime to Redact Epstein Files, Documents Show

FBI paid nearly $1M in overtime to redact Epstein files, documents show

Bloomberg reporter Jason Leopold sued the FBI and DOJ for the files as part of a Freedom of Information Act request.

Dan Bongino Responds to Epstein Redaction Email

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino responded to an Epstein file redaction email obtained through a FOIA request.

Deputy FBI director under fire after internal emails reveal Epstein redactions

Dan Bongino once made a name for himself as a MAGA-aligned commentator and podcaster, one who was outspoken about the need to disclose files related to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Now, as deputy director of the FBI, he is under fire over his knowledge of he massive effort to redact the files, the Daily Beast reported.Bongino joined the FBI as deputy director under Kash Patel back in May. At the time, he claimed that the Trump administration'…

Dan Bongino Struggles to Address Epstein Files Redactions Email

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has sought to clarify his role in the redaction of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of internal emails suggesting his involvement in limiting the disclosure of sensitive information.The revelation has placed Bongino, a vocal advocate for transparency, at odds with the administrative reality of the 'Epstein Transparency Project', a massive bureaucratic undertaking designed to screen the f…

FBI’s Dan Bongino Reacts to Epstein Files ‘Redactions’ Email

The release of newly obtained FBI emails concerning the government’s review and redaction of the Jeffrey Epstein files has prompted public responses from senior officials, including Deputy Director Dan Bongino. The communications, obtained by journalist Jason Leopold through the Freedom of…