Former SEC employee reveals email communications and other internal documents from Gary Gensler

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, former investigative journalist Jason Leopold has released a series of internal documents obtained from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) over the past six months. This batch of documents includes:

1. Email correspondence records of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler;
2. Several confidential letters sent by Tesla's legal team regarding the SEC's ongoing enforcement actions against Elon Musk;
3. An investigation report on the hacking incident of the SEC's official X account;
4. Relevant investigation documents regarding deepfake images appearing on the X platform and their impact on the market;
5. Multiple reports from the Inspector General;

Leopold stated that obtaining these documents involved a lengthy process, including regularly following up on the application status, negotiating with the agency, and narrowing the scope of the request, with some content still redacted. These documents will provide the public with important reference information about the internal workings of the SEC.