U.S. House Speaker: House does not need to vote on releasing Epstein case records this week
Odaily News It was learned on July 23rd local time that U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said that the House of Representatives does not need to vote on the release of records related to the Jeffrey Epstein case this week because the Trump administration has done everything it can to release these records. It is reported that the Democrats are constantly trying to force a vote on this matter, saying it is about trust in the government. The Republican leadership also issued a resolution that has no legal effect, but will urge the Department of Justice to provide more documents. (CCTV)
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