Donald Trump appears to have had his hand forced, over the Jeffrey Epstein files. 

A bipartisan bill compelling the Justice Department to release case documents relating to the deceased convicted sex offender has overwhelming Congress support. 

The President - who's repeatedly denied links to Epstein - must now sign it into law.

US correspondent Jonathan Kearsley says it's unknown when these files will be released, but that detail is up to the Department of Justice.

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Donald Trump appears to have had his hand forced, over the Jeffrey Epstein files.&nbsp;
A bipartisan bill compelling the Justice Department to release case documents relating to the deceased convicted sex offender has overwhelming Congress support.&nbsp;
The President - who's repeatedly denied links to Epstein - must now sign it into law.
US correspondent Jonathan Kearsley says it's unknown when these files will be released, but that detail is up to the Department of Justice.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Jonathan Kearsley: US correspondent on the US House and Senate approving the release of the Epstein files

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/018d198a-68b4-4301-a81e-b39a0047d222/transcript

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