Other video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHxDs914L5M

"honest and unfiltered" proceeds to remove audio and edit parts out. Yup seems legit.

From FOIA.gov:

There is no initial fee required to submit a FOIA request, but the FOIA does provide for the charging of certain types of fees in some instances.

For a typical requester the agency can charge for the time it takes to search for records and for duplication of those records. There is usually no charge for the first two hours of search time or for the first 100 pages of duplication.

You may always include in your request letter a specific statement limiting the amount that you are willing to pay in fees. If an agency estimates that the total fees for processing your request will exceed $25, it will notify you in writing of the estimate and offer you an opportunity to narrow your request in order to reduce the fees. If you agree to pay fees for a records search, you may be required to pay such fees even if the search does not locate any releasable records.

I got a scanned image of a daily balance sheet from 1972 from the US Treasury no charge. Who knows how deep that was buried.

I doubt this will take more than 2 hours of searching.

It's not my first FOIA request. It would be the first one I have to pay for.

I'm waiting on my FOIA request for the raw dashcam footage of all involved vehicles.

Stuck in post-production.