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The Department of Justice is releasing what it says is the rest of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche made the announcement this morning.

In total, that means that the department produced approximately 3.5 million pages in compliance with the Act.

He said some material would still be withheld for reasons permitted under the law.

Congress had given the department a deadline of December 19th of last year to release everything.

But earlier this month the DOJ had estimated it had only released less than 1% of its files

related to the convicted sex trafficker.

CNN is going through all the files right now.

You can find the latest reporting over at CNN.com.

When we come back, a prominent journalist has been taken into custody. Stick around.

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So right now it's kind of mayhem. We're not part of the activist, but we're here just reporting

on them. That was former CNN anchor Don Lemon, inside City's Church in St. Paul, Minnesota earlier this month.

He has said he was covering a group of anti-ice protesters who had interrupted a Sunday service to protest a pastor there who they said also works for the agency.

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