The Justice Department has begun sending the first wave of Jeffrey Epstein files to Congress as part of an ongoing investigation. House Oversight Committee members received the initial batch of documents, with expectations for further releases in the coming days. Notably, former President Trump expressed his support for the transparency of the process, insisting that the files be fully disclosed. Meanwhile, discussions abound regarding the potential implications of the released documents, with concerns about the identities of individuals potentially implicated and the broader impact on those connected to the Epstein case. Congressional members, including Rep. Comer, have highlighted the urgency of the release, as the House Oversight Committee prepares to make the files public, albeit with certain redactions to protect victim identities. Amid these developments, there remains significant public interest and ongoing debate about the ramifications of this high-profile release.