Washington, DC, USA: Congressman Ro Khanna, joined by survivors and Republican allies Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene, is demanding the full release of the Jeffrey Epstein case files through his bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Bill. At a Capitol Hill press conference, Khanna called the secrecy a “moral failure,” noting that less than 1% of the records have been made public.

He stressed the files are vital for survivors seeking closure and for public accountability, adding that only two more signatures are needed to advance the petition, which already has support from 212 Democrats and four Republicans. Survivors are also working on compiling their own list of Epstein’s associates.

While the House Oversight Committee recently released 33,000 pages of documents, most of the material was already public. Meanwhile, the White House and GOP leaders, including Speaker Mike Johnson, oppose the petition, dismissing it as unnecessary and politically driven.