The countdown to release the Epstein files has begun.

An explosive split is shaking the MAGA movement, and a fashion show featured wool from gay sheep.

That's some of what we'll get to on The Seven from The Washington Post.

I'm Rennie Svrnovsky in for Hannah Jewell.

It's Thursday, November 20th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one.

President Donald Trump signed a bill to release files about Jeffrey Epstein.

Last night, Trump said he directed the Justice Department to release documents related to the

sprawling sex trafficking investigation into the deceased Epstein. The Justice Department now has

30 days to release all unclassified documents about Epstein. Both Trump's political opponents and

members of his base have been asking to see these files.

But despite Trump's signature, there are many reasons to doubt that a bulk release of the files is imminent.

The legislation calling for their release includes major loopholes.

For example, the wording of the bill allows the Justice Department to refuse to release

material if it would, quote, jeopardize an active federal investigation or ongoing prosecution.

The Justice Department has said little about what it plans to do.

A split between President Trump and Marjorie Taylor Green is shaking the MAGA movement.

That's number two.

Green is a Georgia Republican and one of MAGA's biggest stars in Congress.

Until recently, she'd been considered one of the president's staunches supporters on the

hill. But that has all blown up. Green has been attacking Trump over issues ranging from

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