Epstein victim to speak during the press conference at the release of file in the middle of the bipartite push

The victims of the sex offender sentenced to the end Jeffrey Epstein will go to the cameras on Wednesday, while the controversy on the files related to Epstein revives with the Congress in Washington this week.

The victims should join the Democratic representative Ro Khanna of California and the republican representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky in the midst of a bipartite push of the members of the Congress to disclose files related to the federal investigation into Epstein, who died in prison six years ago pending federal accusations related to sexual traffic ,,

Khanna said that “people will be indignant” after seeing the press conference.

The press conference is part of Khanna and Massie’s effort to cross the house a procedural motion known as a discharge petition, which could force a vote in the Chamber to urging the Ministry of Justice to publish Epstein files.

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Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were both charged with federal accusations of sex trafficking from years of Epstein abuse of minor girls. (Joe Schildhorn / Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

On the eve of the press conference, the Chamber Committee which investigated Epstein files published thousands of documents related to the case that the Ministry of Justice had given to the legislators.

The surprise documents dump of nearly 34,000 pages by the Chamber’s supervisory committee included an interview with the Ministry of Justice with a single partner of Epstein Ghislaine Maxwell, and videos that seem to show the interior of the house of Palm Beach, in Florida d’Epstein.

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“This is the most in -depth investigation into Epstein and Maxwell to date, and we get results,” the president of the supervisory committee said on Tuesday evening.

The chairman of the Chamber’s Supervisory and Responsibility Committee, James Comer, publishes thousands of files related to Jeffrey Epstein. (SOMODEVILLA / GETTY Images)

But representative Robert Garcia de California, the best democrat of the committee, said that almost 97% of these documents were already public.

Sudden release seemed to be an attempt to neutralize the effort of Khanna and Massie, which Commer qualified as “political blow”.

But Massie accused that “there is nothing new here” in the fires suddenly released. “They didn’t give us anything.”

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Khanna, in a digital interview Fox News on Monday, pushed towards the press conference.

“These victims have not spoken for decades. When Epstein obtained this indulgent advocacy agreement, no one spoke to the victims or their lawyers,” Khanna said.

“My conviction is that when the American people really hear the victims for the first time, they will sympathize, their hearts will be broken, and all the victims say that it is for the closure,” he predicted.

Khanna argued that “there are many other rich and powerful men, politicians, business leaders, who have committed abuse and who were not held responsible. This is what we will hear on September 3, and people will be indignant, and I do not see how, after that, the room cannot vote for the release of these files.”

Massie, in an article on social networks, hoped that the president of the Mike Johnson Chamber “will listen to the pleas of these victims for justice and will stop trying to block a vote on our legislation to publish the Epstein files”.

The treatment with the White House of the Epstein affair sparked an outcry earlier this summer after the Ministry of Justice and the FBI seemed to close the book on its investigation after announcing that it had not discovered any evidence of a list of Epstein customers.

The move made many supporters and allies of President Donald Trump – who had planned successful revelations – with some calling for the prosecutor General Pam Bondi.

And the president aggravated some in the world of Maga a month ago by qualifying the Epstein affair of democratic hoax and by arguing that the “past supporters” had “bought this bullshit -“.

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Khanna and Massie are optimistic, they have the votes to support their efforts.

“I am convinced that we are going to get the 218 votes for the exit petition,” Khanna told Fox News Digital, when he was questioned before speaking at the annual breakfast of the New Hampshire AFL-CIO.

“We have 212 Democrats and 12 Republicans, including Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert. Listen, it is not about Donald Trump, and it is not a supporter. It is justice for the victims of rich and powerful men who abused minor girls … In this country, people want transmission. They want responsibility.”

Epstein died by suicide in a New York federal prison in 2019 pending federal accusations related to sex trafficking,

Representative Ro Khanna, D-Calif., Expresses the New Hampshire AFL-CIO Labor Breakfast on September 1, 2025, in Manchester, New Hampshire. (Paul Steinhauser / Fox News)

During the years that followed, there have been intense speculation and theories concerning which else could have been involved in the sexual ring that the financier would have exploited.

A voting to the House on a separate resolution proposed by the GOP Leadership, which calls on the supervisory committee to officially pursue its investigation into Epstein files, as well as the release of the document on Tuesday evening, seem to be a concerted effort to blunt Khanna and Massie.

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Massie said that management resolution aims to “provide political coverage to members who do not support our bipartite legislation to force the release of Epstein files”.

But Johnson, a few hours later, retaliated, arguing: “I would not put much stock in what Thomas Massie says.”

And the speaker added that “the house will do its job here, and you will get maximum transparency. And we will let the American people decide.”

A handful of accusers of Epstein and Maxwell, who was found guilty of sex trafficking and who was serving 20 years in prison, was found on Tuesday in Capitol Hill and met Johnson and Commer.