Just this morning, House Democrats released more emails showing that Trump knew more about

Epstein's abuses than he previously acknowledged.

It's past time for Congress to restore its role as a check and balance on this administration and fight for we, the American

people. Because that's what the American people expect us to do. Fight for them.

That is why I will sign the discharge petition right now to release the Epstein files.

Hi again, everybody. It's 5 o'clock in New York. Here we go. And so she did moments ago. That was the

official swearing in of Arizona Congresswoman Adelaita Grihava, a long-awaited

development that provides a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers exactly what it needed.

One more vote, one more signature, the all-important 218 signature for that discharge petition

related to the Epstein files.

And that's not it because this morning,

as we've been reporting Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released to the public a number

of emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein provided to the Oversight Committee as a result of a subpoena.

And one of those emails from the year 2011, the convicted and deceased, now-decease sex offender,

writes that Donald Trump described as a, quote, dog that hasn't barked, quote, spent hours at my house,

end quote, with one of his victims.

In another email from 2019 during Donald Trump's presidency, Jeffrey Epstein told author Michael Wolf

that Donald Trump, quote, knew about the girls, end quote. We're going to level set here,

though. It is unknown right now what exactly Epstein was talking about in those written emails.

MSNBC has not independently confirmed the allegations that he

makes. In a social media post, Donald Trump suggested the, quote, Jeffrey Epstein hoax,

is just an effort to deflect on behalf of the Democrats from what we're not totally clear.

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