From New York Times, I'm Michael Barrow.

This is the Daily.

In a dramatic vote on Tuesday, congressional Republicans overwhelmingly approved a bill

that President Trump spent months trying to kill

that will now force his administration to release all of its files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Today, the story of how a rebellion started by a handful of Republican lawmakers

became a party-wide mutiny against

the president and a defining moment of his second term.

... It's Wednesday, November 19th.

Oh, good morning. A little chilly coming from Florida, not used to it. I know everybody

sees us today as grown adults, but we are fighting for the children that were abandoned and

left behind. This is who you're fighting for. This is who Congress is fighting for. This is who the

House of Representatives are fighting for. I want to Congress is fighting for. This is who the House of Representatives are fighting for.

I want to kick this off right and I want to address.

I was a child. I was in ninth grade. I was hopeful for life.

I was only 14 when I first encountered Jeffrey Epstein.

And my daughter is now almost at that age.

At 14, what we endured was real. The truth has been buried in sealed files and hidden records for far too long.

The Epstein files transparent alone, yes, we are afraid.

But together, we are feared.

Emotionally, this process has been distressing.

First, the administration said it would release everything.

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