Summary
President Trump changed his position on a petition related to the "Epstein files," a move that challenges Speaker Mike Johnson's previous efforts to block it. The petition, which faced delays, is expected to gain strong support in a House vote.
Key Facts
- President Trump reversed his stance and now supports voting on the "Epstein files" discharge petition.
- Speaker Mike Johnson previously opposed the petition, arguing it was poorly drafted.
- The House was kept out of session for nearly two months, delaying the petition.
- The petition is linked to investigations into Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender.
- Johnson believes the ongoing investigation by the House Oversight Committee will provide more information.
- The bill advises the Department of Justice to hide sensitive details to protect victims.
- The upcoming vote is anticipated to receive broad support from Republicans.
