Republicans say they have the receipts to show Democrats have been lying about Epstein.

Scotus agrees to hear a major immigration case and Trump signals he's gearing up to sue the BBC.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire, Executive Editor John Bickley. It's Monday, November 17th, and this is

Evening Wire. House Republicans on the

Oversight Committee say Democrats have been caught red-handed spreading a hoax about President

Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce reports. A 10-page memo released by the

committee today lays out the case against the Democrats. It states, quote, unfortunately, during this investigation, oversight committee Democrats led by ranking

member Robert Garcia, have intentionally mischaracterized witness testimony and

selectively released information with targeted redactions in an effort to create another

hoax involving President Trump. It continues, quote, the Democrats have uncovered nothing new,

have released no document not provided at the request

of Republicans, and have only succeeded in reinforcing what the American people already knew.

President Trump knew Jeffrey Epstein decades ago, President Trump into the relationship with

Epstein, and President Trump did not participate or know about the nature of Epstein's evil.

The Supreme Court agreed today to review a first-term effort by the Trump administration and President Trump did not participate or know about the nature of Epstein's evil.

The Supreme Court agreed today to review a first-term effort by the Trump administration to limit asylum claims.

Daily Wire congressional reporter Amber Joe Cooper has more.

The key issue in the case Nome v. Al-O. Trolado is over what constitutes arrival in the United States within the meaning of federal immigration law.

The law provides that an alien who arrives

may apply for asylum and must be inspected by an immigration officer.

The legal question, however, is over whether an immigrant

arrives to begin the process for the asylum claim

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