Epstein Survivors Urge Congress To Release DOJ Files As PSA Drops Ahead Of House Vote

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Epstein victims released a new PSA urging Congress to require the DOJ to release the remaining investigative files, saying the documents are vital for long-unanswered questions. The message comes ahead of a House vote, after Trump shifted course and told Republicans to back the measure.

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00:02A group of Epstein victims released a new PSA urging Congress to pass a measure requiring

00:07the Department of Justice to release Epstein's investigative files, according to CNBC.

00:13The victims described their abuse and said the remaining documents are needed to answer

00:16decades of unanswered questions.

00:19NBC News said the PSA was released just before House GOP leaders scheduled a Tuesday floor

00:24vote on the Epstein resolution.

00:26Trump reversed course Sunday and told House Republicans to support the measure after

00:30months of resisting demands to release the files.

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