Tonight on 360, Epstein survivors speak out, asking the president for help.

His response, he calls it a hoax.

He'll speak with one of the women who spoke out today.

Also tonight, Putin, Xi, and Kim Jong-un and the summit power play meant to send a warning

to the U.S. and President Trump.

And later with kids heading back to school, Florida plans to eliminate vaccine

mandates, what it could mean for students there and the precedent this could set for kids around

the country. Good evening. Thanks for joining us tonight, how Democrats and a small number of

Trump supporting Republicans came together today to pressure the White House for greater disclosure

in the Epstein case. Democratic Congressman

Roe-Kana sharing a platform with hard-right colleagues Marjorie Taylor Green and Thomas

Massey on the Capitol steps. But as remarkable as that may be, it's really just the secondary

story tonight. It was eclipsed, first and foremost, by the women whose presence define

the moment.

From 14 to 17 years old, I went and worked for Jeffrey.

I was 16 years old.

I was only 14 years old.

I was a 16 year old.

I was only 14 years old when I was introduced to Jeffrey Epstein

by a 13-year-old friend of mine.

14 years old.

Those are five brave women speaking out.

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