It's the FBI's flagship field office, with more than a thousand agents and another thousand or so civilian employees. And right now, multiple sources with knowledge of the matter say that one priority at the Bureau's New York Field Office is taking precedence over all others: the review and redaction of sensitive information in the Jeffrey Epstein case files, to prepare for possible publication. "It's literally all hands on deck," one source familiar with the matter tells me, adding that dozens and dozens of agents are working around the clock on the case, instead of on their regular duties. The flight logs, re-released last month, included references to Trump, who once noted that Epstein "likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." It's unclear whether or not the FBI will redact any further mentions to the president of the United States.