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Hey there, folks.

It is Tuesday, November the 8th.

And what do a Harvard professor, survivors of sex abuse, and members of Congress all have in common?

Jeffrey Epstein. And welcome, everybody, to this episode of Amy and TJ. What a day we saw in D.C. Robs. It is amazing. This man has been dead for five

plus years and continues to have an impact in this country on our

politics, on our policy, and our, on our headlines. But the headline today is the biggest

one, no doubt, robs, Congress. The House of Representatives just said, okay, release the files.

And there has been a dramatic change in just a matter of hours because the president changed his tune.

Yes.

And all of a sudden, we see all the Republicans changing their tunes because it did take a few rogue, brave Republicans to break rank and vote with the Democrats for them to realize,

hey, we might lose this thing. And so, look, the president, if nothing else, is a realist.

He saw the numbers. He saw where things were headed. And he decided to be on the winning side of things.

As we call it, writing on the wall, we call it that, right? Yes. Robs, the back and forth for months, not wanting to release the files and to think

the vote was not close. It wasn't competitive. Robs, this was almost everybody in Congress

after all this voted to say yes to releasing the files after all this?

What were we fighting about for the past several months?

Exactly.

And so then you ask, why would anyone not want to release the files?

Okay, we understand initially the president said it was to protect the victims and yet they were the first people to say, oh, that victim that

you guys were pointing, yeah, that was Virginia Jufre. So they actually outed one of the redacted

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