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    Trump says he would sign bill to release Epstein files

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    President Trump told reporters he would be willing to sign a bill forcing the Department of Justice to release files on Jeffrey Epstein if it passes Congress. The president added that he did not want the focus on Epstein to “detract from the great success” of the Republican party.Nov. 17, 2025

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