President says he’ll sign bill releasing Epstein files

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00:00It's finally here. Epstein Files Vote Day. The day the House of Representatives is set to vote

00:06on the release of the once divisive files. Only two short days ago, the vote was expected to be

00:11highly partisan and come down mostly along party lines, but now may be nearly unanimous.

00:18President Trump did a 180 Sunday night and basically gave his blessing for a yes vote.

00:23So it's believed that most, if not all, Republicans will join their Democratic

00:27colleagues to call for the full release of the files. Now, Trump's change of heart, because as he

00:33said, we have nothing to hide, seems to have freed up Republicans in the Senate as well, which means

00:39we have no reason to think that this wouldn't pass the upper chamber after the House votes yay and

00:44then the president is expected to sign it. Now, assuming that all happens, Attorney General Pam

00:50Bondi would have 15 days to send a detailed summary of those files, including any names mentioned in

00:56them to Congress, and then 30 days to make a full release. Now, as the bill states, that release

01:01includes, quote, all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials.

01:09But that still may not be the end of this story, because of course it's not. President Trump has

01:14asked the DOJ to look further into Epstein's links to prominent Democrats like President Bill Clinton,

01:19and into institutions like JPMorgan Chase. So we're kind of still on the not-so-merry-go-round.