Overview
- A bipartisan measure to release Jeffrey Epstein–related records is reported to be close to the votes needed for a House floor vote.
- The White House labeled Republican participation in the disclosure effort a “very hostile act,” responding to support for a discharge push.
- President Trump has repeatedly dismissed the controversy as a “Democrat hoax” and “total bullshit” in recent public remarks.
- Seth Meyers said Trump appears “absolutely spooked” by the mounting pressure and argued the White House’s stance is an “obvious admission,” while urging full disclosure regardless of party.
- On his show, Meyers cited survivor Chauntae Davies saying Epstein was “very close” with Trump and referenced reporting that Pam Bondi told Trump his name appears in the files.