We are here today because we support H.Re 581, the Epstein Files Transparency Act in its entirety. But as much as this bill is about shining a light on truth, it's not just about the bill. This is about justice. This is about survivors. This is about justice against the rich and powerful who have stolen something from these women and many children at the time. Their freedom. the freedom to live their life without mental and physical scars that have been inflicted upon them by those who thought they were unt ...

[Music] A stunning statement from Republican Congressman Tom Massie after the House Oversight Committee's release of more than 33,000 pages of Jeffrey Epstein documents. He now says they don't ever intend to have any criminal referrals. >> There may be some notations from the oversight committee when this is done that, oh, this FBI person didn't check this box or this person acted unethically or this person got too light of a sentence.But they're not going in and trying to identify who these perpetrators we ...

We are not asking for pity. We are here demanding accountability and I'm demanding justice. Congress must choose.Will you continue to protect predators or will you finally protect survivors. Us Epstein survivors have been discussing creating our own list. We know the names.Many of us were abused by them. Now together as survivors, we will confidentially compile the names we all know. Epstein's reach went to the very top of fashion, arts, and entertainment.This did not just happen to underage girls in Florid ...

The ranking member on the House Oversight Committee says most of the first batch of the Jeffrey Epstein files released yesterday were already public. Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia of California says just 3% of the files released are actually new. The files are part of more than 30,000 pages of documents made public by the oversight committee stemming from a subpoena issued last month to the justice department by committee chair Republican James Comr of Kentucky and Congressman Garcia joins us now.So ...

Now to our exclusive interview with Jeffrey Epstein and Galain Maxwell survivors and their family members speaking out together. Hi Jackson did that interview and joins us now live. Hi, there's also some breaking news tonight about the release of the Epstein files.Are we learning anything new. >> That's right, Tom. Some 30,000 plus pages of material and Democrats have said that most of it is not new.But more transparency is exactly what those survivors and their family members tell us they want to see. >> A ...

Why now? Why are you deciding to speak and to share your story now? >> Because not everybody is getting justice and that's not right. Um just because you think that some victims in their mind got justice that it's not right. The the everyday person is out there and that's me and we're victims. You could be, you know, your neighbor could be a victim and you don't know it. the person you pass in a grocery store and they're not talking. And I think that like she said, power in numbers, even if I'm just counted ...

Tonight, as you can see, just really within the last couple of hours, I sat down exclusively with one the biggest group of survivors and their family members brought together at the same time. Some of these people had never met each other before, including a woman who has never before come forward to share her story about the abuse she says she faced at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein. I want to play for you now my conversation with these individuals.You're hearing for the very first time right here on NBC New ...

Donald Trump has already shown himself to have little regard for the many acolytes that he has encouraged to commit crimes on his behalf. You can delay justice for a time, but history shows you cannot prevent it from finding you eventually. If you hurt my people, nothing will stop me, not time or political circumstance, from making sure that you face justice under our constitutional rule of law. If you hurt my people, nothing will stop me from making sure you face justice.We've been through darker periods i ...

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For more on all of this, let's bring in NBC News Capitol Hill correspondent Melanie Zenona. And that's not Melanie. This is Eric Fidali, partner and managing attorney at the Bloom Firm representing a number of Epstein accusers.And there's Melanie. Let me start with you, my friend. Let's talk more about the Maxwell transcript in a moment, but the next shoe to drop could come from the House Oversight Committee.So, what are you learning about those files the DOJ turned over. Well, frankly, Anna, we're not lear ...