Tell Congress: Force Trump to Release the Epstein Files

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking enterprise took the Capitol by storm on Wednesday, standing shoulder to shoulder as they delivered gut-wrenching testimony that the truth cannot wait. In voices both raw and resolute, they demanded a full release of the Epstein files.

One survivor recalled Epstein’s boast, saying, “His biggest brag forever was that he was very good friends with Donald Trump.” 

The survivor press conference helped spark a rare surge of bipartisan momentum in Congress. A discharge petition led by Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna could force a full House vote to release the unredacted files. All House Democrats are expected to sign on—so we need just a handful of Republicans to make this vote happen.

Trump and GOP leadership are racing to quash the discharge petition effort. Trump has dismissed the transparency push as a political stunt, while pressure is mounting behind the scenes to derail the petition. 

Silence serves only enablers. Congress must choose: stand with survivors or uphold the secrecy that protects abusers.

For the survivors, every day that passes without justice is another day their pain is buried.

Tell Congress: support the discharge petition and demand the immediate release of the full Epstein files. The survivors spoke. Now it’s time for Congress to act.