From CNN, I'm Aaron Matheson, with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, November 19th.

We start with Jeffrey Epstein's emails.

CNN reporters parsed through more than 23,000 pages of documents, which included roughly 2,200 email threads,

all released by the House Oversight Committee.

Before he died by suicide in 2019, the convicted sex offender exchanged messages with many prominent

figures.

These figures include scientists, banking moguls, and government officials, like Larry Summers.

In fact, the former Treasury Secretary made this apology to his class at Harvard University earlier today.

Some of you will have seen my statement of regret, expressing my shame with respect to what I did in communication with Mr. Epstein.

Meanwhile, Congress awaits President Donald Trump's signature on legislation that could release all case files related to Epstein. Meanwhile, Congress awaits President Donald Trump's signature on legislation that could release

all case files related to Epstein.

The timing on the signing is unclear, but senators on the Judiciary Committee told CNN

that the DOJ must comply with the law and fully release the files within 30 days.

The stock market has its eyes on one particular chipmaker.

We tell you why next.

Now to Wall Street, where investors have been anxiously watching profits from the AI industry,

especially those of Navidia.

Shares of the world's most valuable company and so-called backbone

of AI posted stronger than expected earnings. Invidia sales grew up 57 billion in the October

quarter, which is ahead of the 54.9 billion projected by Wall Street. Experts say this is signaling

that the demand for AI chips remain strong, despite

questions about whether returns from the technology will keep up with pace of AI infrastructure

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