The Justice Department has a new message about the Epstein files.

The lead starts right now.

So when will America finally see the highly anticipated Epstein files?

Who are the pedophiles clients?

And how much data will be redacted?

Attorney General Pambondi is weighing in.

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Welcome to the lead. I'm Pamela Brown in for Jake Tapper and we start with our law and justice lead.

President Trump has said he will sign the bill, quote, whatever it gets to the White House.

It passed the House and the Senate.

And we are waiting to learn more about the timing of when Trump receives and signs that bill.

So what happens after that? It's still somewhat unclear if the Department of when Trump receives and signs that bill. So what happens after that?

It's still somewhat unclear if the Department of Justice will release all of the files relating

to the convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein or whether some documents will remain tied up

due to active investigations. Investigations of the Democrats that Trump requested

and Attorney General Pambandi immediately opened, despite previously saying there was nothing left to investigate.

Here is what Bondi said when asked about this earlier today.

Does the new investigation by the Southern District of New York, U.S. attorney prevent the department from

releasing all of the remaining files. So we have released 33,000, over 33,000 Epstein documents

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