Crockett on Still Encountering Redacted Epstein Files: ‘Basically a Waste of My Time’

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CROCKETT: “I don‘t know exactly what all I was supposed to see, if it had been redacted. My staff gave me a list of specific files that they were, like, we think you should try to go and look at these. They have four computers set up for all 435 members of the House. I sat down at one of those computers. They showed us how to go through the process of actually seeing the unredacted version. I then had to have the person that taught us how to do that, to say, wait a minute, am I doing something wrong? Because as I continue to search specific documents, they are coming up and they are redacted. And so, the explanation that I was given is that that must have been how they were sent over. And there are a lot of documents that they‘ve been getting the same issue. They‘ve been trying to resolve, I will say, because a lot of members have had that problem. So, they were taking note of everything that I was trying to unredact and denoting that they were not available in an unredacted form.”