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We begin with the latest on the Epstein files. President Trump last night signed the bill that passed on a nearly unanimous vote,

ordering the Justice Department to release the files,

but there are questions this morning about when the files will actually be made public.

Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce is tracking it all.

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Good morning, George.

The White House had gone to great lengths to try to kill this legislation, but the pressure

from Trump's base was simply too much.

And this morning, the bill to release the Epstein files is now law.

But just because this has Trump's signature does not guarantee that the full files will

be made public.

Overnight facing relentless pressure from his own party, President Trump signing the bill

to release the FBI files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump announcing it on social media, while arguing the Epstein, quote, hoax, is nothing more

than an attempt to distract from his agenda, and again trying to shift the focus to Democrats associated with Epstein.

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