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When the Epstein files vote will take place as Trump says he wants them released

Trump says he'll sign bill to release Epstein files if passed by Congress
  • The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on Tuesday afternoon on whether to compel the Justice Department to release all files pertaining to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
  • The vote is expected to occur between 2pm and 8.15pm ET, with some lawmakers anticipating a unanimous decision.
  • Donald Trump confirmed he would sign a bill to release the Jeffrey Epstein files in full if it successfully passes both the House and Senate.
  • Trump subsequently distanced himself from Epstein, stating he had 'nothing to do with' the pedophile.
  • He claimed Epstein's friends were predominantly Democrats, citing individuals such as Larry Summers and Bill Clinton.
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