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Marjorie Taylor Greene says releasing Epstein files is 'common sense'

Trump criticized Greene and said he would ask Bondi to investigate Epstein’s ties to prominent figures.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says releasing Epstein files is 'common sense'
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene backed releasing the Epstein files and criticized President Donald Trump’s resistance, while a House vote on the release is expected next week. Trump also said he would ask Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate Epstein’s ties to prominent figures.

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President resisting the release and announcing a requested investigation into Epstein’s ties

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Representative criticizing Trump’s resistance to releasing the Epstein files

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Attorney general Trump said he would ask to launch an investigation

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Kentucky representative associated with the discharge petition to release the Epstein files

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Trump Reportedly Contacts Lawmakers as Epstein Files Petition Reaches 218

The petition reached 218 signatures, enough to force a House vote on releasing Epstein-related files, and articles report that Trump sought to persuade Republican lawmakers to withdraw their support. Left-leaning outlets portray Trump’s efforts as an attempt to prevent disclosure and connect the dispute to questions about his knowledge of Epstein. Center outlets largely focus on the petition’s progress and vote process, while also reporting Trump’s outreach and competing claims about the files. Right-leaning outlets pair the petition’s progress with Trump’s response, emphasizing either reported outreach to lawmakers or renewed questions about his past knowledge.

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