Outfront next, breaking news.

A top Republican finally issued subpoenas related to Jeffrey Epstein.

But who isn't on the list says a lot more than who is.

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And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. And out front tonight, the breaking news. The subpoena

charade. So the top Republican on the House Oversight Committee, after weeks of dragging his feet,

is now issuing those subpoenas related to the Epstein investigation. All right. So that's a big deal.

Who's targeted? Well, among them, nearly a dozen former federal officials and politicians.

So you say nearly a dozen, that sounds good.

Let's go through who they are.

They do include former President Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,

former FBI directors, James Comey, Robert Mueller,

and six former U.S. attorneys general.

It's a lengthy list.

Maybe some of them are helpful, and to state the obvious, though, a lot of people are not on this list. For example, you do see a former president there, but not another former president,

who happens to be the current president Trump, who is also in the Epstein files.

But that really raises the question, right?

A lot of people aren't on that list.

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