The chair lays before the House an enrolled bill.

HR 4405.

An act to require the Attorney General to release all documents and records in possession of the Department of Justice

relating to Jeffrey Epstein and for other purposes.

Folks, it's official.

Maga Mike Johnson has caved after going through every possible permutation about how he

was not going to transmit the House resolution to release the Epstein files to the Senate

after the Democrats put that unanimous consent motion to the floor and received no objections

from Republicans, Maga Mike spent the night trying to figure it all out. He was literally

pacing through the halls, looking absolutely shook, the halls of the Capitol building.

A reporter caught up with him. It was like, what are you going to do,

Maga Mike? Just look how frazzled he looked last night here, play this clip.

Any reaction to leaders Boone? I am seeing the bill without adding amendments or changing it.

I am, I'm deeply disappointed in this outcome. I think I've told I've been at the state dinner.

I don't know.

I was just told that Chuck Schumer rusted to the floor and put it out there preemptively. It needed amendments. I just spoke to president about that. We'll see what happens. So is he, do you think he may veto it? You say you spoke to the president? I'm not saying that. Is he supportive of it in its current form? We both have concerns about it.

So we'll see.

I'll stay in with the crowd. saying that. Is he supportive of it in its current form? We both have concerns about it. So we'll

see. I was saying with the Crown Prince who get in a call. Are you frustrated than the

majority leader? Are you upset with the majority leader? It goes. We're just hanging out with the

Crown Prince. I mean, as Americans are struggling, living paycheck to paycheck. We don't like this. Yes,

I voted for it. We may veto it. We're hanging out with the Crown Prince. Okay. And then moments

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