It is a huge, I mean, enormous news night. The House just passed the bill, of course, to reopen the government, ending the shutdown, which is, of course, a big story tonight.

We also have a huge developing story that I think is shaping up to be the greatest political scandal of our lifetime.

It very well could be, all stemming from Donald Trump's relationship with

notorious child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein. And we have an enormous lineup of guests on this topic

tonight, people who are right in the center of this. Congressman Robert Garcia, the ranking

member of the House Oversight Committee, I just mentioned this to Chris, who blew this whole

story wide open, will join me here in just a second to talk about

all of this. And Hirtanae is also newly sworn in Congresswoman Adelaide Grahalva, who just

became the pivotal 218th signature to force a vote on the release of the Epstein files on the House

floor. One of her guests for that swearing in that just happened earlier this afternoon was

Epstein survivor and advocate Jess Michaels, who has been tirelessly calling for the release

of the Epstein files.

And she's also going to join me to talk about what we've just learned today, which was a lot

and what she wants to see happen next, because that's such an important part of this conversation and story right now.

But I'm going to say it again, this really is shaping up that to be, it could be the greatest political scandal of our lifetime.

And the reason I know that in part is because of the relentless pressure campaign the Trump White House

waged today to stop more information from coming out.

It is quite telling.

First of all, let's remember this is the same president who regularly admits he knows

nothing about whatever issue is embroiling his administration at any given time.

And this is the same president who spent

the last few weeks refusing to lift a finger at all in the negotiations to end the government shutdown.

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