Overview
- The House plans a vote today on a Massie–Khanna measure requiring the Justice Department to publish all non-classified Epstein records.
- President Trump reversed course, urged Republicans to support the bill, and said he would sign it if it reaches his desk.
- Support within the GOP is divided, with reported estimates ranging from about 40 to roughly 100 Republicans prepared to vote yes.
- The Justice Department and FBI have cautioned that broader disclosure could jeopardize witnesses and runs up against existing legal limits.
- Momentum followed Congress posting about 20,000 pages, including emails naming Trump, as survivors urged full transparency; any House passage would still face Senate hurdles.