Tonight, new files from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, including Trump's alleged racy birthday card,

are now with the House Committee, where this investigation could go next.

Plus, bombshell new reporting on Epstein's vast wealth and how the nation's biggest bank enabled him.

Then Homeland Security launches new deportation raids in Chicago, while the Supreme Court lifts limits on immigration stops in L.A.

As the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl, and it is day 232 of the second Trump administration.

Today, House Democrats released an image of the birthday message Donald Trump allegedly sent to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein back in 2003.

It shows the outline of a naked woman with the text of an imagined conversation between

Trump and Epstein, where they have agreed they have certain things in common. Then Trump says,

Enigma's never aged. Have you noticed that? Trump's alleged signature is at the bottom in between

the woman's hips. The letter was part of the documents.

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed from Epstein's estate.

The Wall Street Journal reported on the existence of it earlier this year, and Trump sued

the paper for $10 billion, denying he had anything to do with it.

Today, the White House is still denying that it's the president's signature on the letter

and said Trump plans to press ahead with this lawsuit.

An attorney for more than 200.

I just want to remind our audience,

200 Epstein survivors responded to the release,

saying the following, quote,

President Trump's hypocrisy has been most

frustrating for the victims. He told the public the Epstein story should go away, yet filed a

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