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Out front next, the breaking news.

Trump's agenda at this hour held up by the Epstein uproar.

Republican holdout saying they won't vote on doge cuts unless they

get something on Jeffrey Epstein. Tonight, we'll talk to a Republican who wants more information.

Plus Trump's swollen ankles and bruised hands. Tonight, the White House offering up an explanation

after images of the president raised serious questions. And Congress on track

to essentially wipe out all federal funding for PBS and NPR, a billion dollars over the next two

years. Stevenson, the NPR voice that everyone knows is my guest. Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight. We begin with the breaking news. Jeffrey Epstein now threatening to derail Trump's agenda. On Capitol Hill tonight, Epstein is front and center. Several Republican holdouts are saying they will not move forward on a vote on Trump's doge cuts unless they get Epstein too. And House Speaker Mike Johnson's back is up against the wall because the House faces a Friday

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