Hi, there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York. A near unanimous vote in the end. No amount of

armed twisting by Donald Trump or threats that he lobbed on true social or gaslighting people

by saying the Epstein case is some sort of hoax by Democrats,

managed to stop or slow the passage of legislation to release the Epstein files.

It passed in the House of Representatives this afternoon.

Just one member of Congress, a Republican named Clay Higgins, was a no vote on this legislation.

When the bill passed, Democrats turned around to applaud

the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, who shouted back at everyone, thank you. It was an intense

lobbying effort by those survivors that helped drive overwhelming public support for the legislation,

a crucial factor in the passage of today's vote.

At a press conference this morning, the survivors reiterated their calls for transparency

and insisted that partisan politics should have nothing to do with this.

Here's Haley Robson with a message for Donald Trump.

To the president of the United States of America who is not here today,

I want to send a clear message to you. While I do understand that your position has changed

on the Epstein files and I'm grateful that you have pledged to sign this bill, I can't help to be

skeptical of what the agenda is. So with that being said, I want to relay

this message to you. I am traumatized. I am not stupid. I am traumatized. I am not stupid.

You have put us through so much stress, the lockdowns, the halt of these, of these

procedures that were supposed to have happened 50 days ago, the Adelita Grijalva who waited to get

sworn in and then get upset when your own party goes against you because what is being done is wrong.

It's not right. For your own

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