And President Trump has now signed the bill, calling on the Justice Department to release all of its case files on the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump announced the signing in a lengthy social media post last night, taking credit for the near unanimous backing of the bill in both chambers of Congress. That, of course, despite resisting efforts to release the documents for months and only changing course when it was clear that Trump was fighting a losing political battle.This train was lea ...

RT Rep. Jim McGovern (@RepMcGovern)This is the exact excuse Trump & his cronies at the DOJ will use to justify any potential refusal to comply with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.Release all the Files. Now. The American People will not stand for anything less than complete transparency. ...

RT André Carson (@RepAndreCarson)I voted today to release the Epstein files in full.This is possible because of the survivors who put themselves at risk in order to prevent future harm and abuse. They deserve justice, transparency, and accountability.To all survivors of sexual violence: your voice matters. ...

Donald Trump's political albatross has now come knocking on the door of the Oval Office. Now that the bill to release all files related to the criminal case of Donald Trump's former friend, the dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has passed with near unanimous support from Congress. All that's left is Donald Trump's signature.Once the bill is signed, Team Trump will be stuck in a trap largely of their own making. The administration could have fulfilled a campaign pledge and released all the files months ago. ...

Back with us today is one of Epstein's many survivors who has been out there front and center demanding the release of these files. Anti-trafficking advocate and educator Liz Stein. Liz, it it's so nice to have you here. This was wholly a survivorled movement. Here we are. How are you feeling about where things are right now? >> I think that right now we are cautiously optimistic. Um, yesterday brought a lot of surprises that we didn't anticipate and I think we're just kind of sitting back and waiting to se ...

And joining us now is Democratic Congressman Jason Crowe of Colorado. He's also a member of both the House Intelligence and Armed Services committees. Congressman, before we jump forward to some of the stuff in your purview in those committees, let's talk about the Epstein files.And I just want to get your reaction to this measure passing Congress with such bipartisan support after so much initial push back from the White House and Republicans for weeks. >> Anna, these women deserve justice. It's as simple ...

Does the new investigation by the Southern District of New York US Attorney prevent the department from releasing all of the remaining files. >> So, we have released 33,000 over 33,000 Epstein documents to the Hill and we'll continue to follow the law um and to have maximum transparency. Also, we will always encourage all victims to come forward.What are the next steps, Madam Attorney General, for the DOJ regarding the what we assume President Trump will sign into law with the Epstein files. Is this going t ...

Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early, the show that was truly in awe of all of the women who spoke out on Capitol Hill yesterday and have been for years. I'm Alli Vitali on this Wednesday, November 19th. And we'll start with that news right there because with overwhelming support in both chambers of Congress, legislation that would require the Justice Department to release all of its records related to Jeffrey Epstein will soon land on the president's desk where he has said he'll sign it.The measure mo ...

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Now that this bill to release the Epstein files is headed to Donald Trump's desk, and I would not have predicted that at the beginning of today, there is an understandable sense of cautious optimism from many of Epstein survivors and their loved ones. For people like Sky and Amanda Roberts and for newly public survivor Charlene Rashard, there is also there's definitely a moment of hope, but also a real resolve for what comes next. Here's more of our conversation.Amanda, you have been standing right by Skysi ...