Michael Barbaro

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From The New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro.

This is The Daily.

In a dramatic vote on Tuesday, congressional Republicans overwhelmingly approved a bill that President Trump spent months trying to kill that will now force his administration to release all of its files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Today, the story of how a rebellion started by a handful of Republican lawmakers became a party-wide mutiny against the president and a defining moment of his second term.

It's Wednesday, November 19th.

Both of them have suffered, as you know, extraordinary political consequences for what they did.

And I want to hand it over to my colleague, Representative Thomas Massey.

I want to start by thanking the survivors.

I mean, they're giving everybody hope in this country.

We're going to get justice for them.

That's going to happen today in the people's house.

We had long odds, but we had some brave women on the Republican side.

They were pressured in ways that you cannot even imagine.

And they stood strong.

My colleague Marjorie Taylor Greene is one of them who's here with us today.

It's about 10 a.m.

on Tuesday morning.

We are standing outside the U.S.

Capitol where this really emotional news conference is now wrapping up.