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Today we're talking about Congress's vote to release all Epstein files,

the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh being sentenced to death, Jeff Bezos coming out of

retirement to co-CEO and AI company, and other top news for Wednesday, November 19th.

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The Epstein Files have prompted a rare moment of unity on Capitol Hill.

The Epstein Files Transparency Act passed the House 427 to 1, and then the Senate 100 to 0 yesterday,

writing a surge of bipartisanship after President Trump played a reverse card Sunday and urged Republicans to back the bill.

Trump, who previously called the issue a, quote, Democrat hoax, said Republicans have, quote,

nothing to hide. And as of recording, he's pledged to sign the bill into law once it hits his desk.

The bill requires the DOJ to release all unclassified records tied to Jeffrey

Epstein and Galane Maxwell. Meanwhile, former Treasury Secretary and former Harvard President

Larry Summers announced that he's stepping back from his public commitments after the release

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