Happening out, breaking their silence.

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are sharing their stories on Capitol Hill as pressure intensifies for the Justice Department to release all of the files in his case.

And the Chicago Showdown escalates. President Trump vows to deploy National Guard troops to crack down on crime as local politicians

prepare to fight back, accusing him of abusing his power.

Plus, strengthening the alliance, President Trump will soon welcome the new president of Poland

to the White House as he grows increasingly frustrated with Vladimir Putin's lack of progress to end the war in Ukraine.

And resign now. More than 1,000 current and former HHS workers are demanding.

RFK Jr. stepped down. They're accusing him of putting the health of all Americans, a direct

quote, putting the health of all Americans, a direct quote, putting the health of all Americans

at risk. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. I'm Wolf Fletzer

with Pamela Brown, and you're in the Situation Room. This is CNN Breaking News.

And we begin with the breaking news.

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein will soon speak out at a news conference up on Capitol Hill.

It's supposed to happen any moment now.

They'll be joined by a bipartisan duo of key members of Congress, Republican, Thomas

Massey, and Democrat Roe-Connor. The two are trying to force a House vote on the full

release of the Epstein files despite resistance from the Trump administration. Some of those

survivors met with members of the House Oversight Committee and the House Speaker Mike Johnson yesterday behind closed doors for more than two hours.

There are accounts leaving Congresswoman Nancy Mace in tears.

She went on to a post on social media this quote.

Since it's already being reported, yes, I left the oversight briefing with Epstein victims

early.

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