The Epstein List: All the names revealed before Trump and Bondi said there was nothing to see

As Congress returned to session on Tuesday, so too did political scrutiny over the Jeffrey Epstein case.

By the afternoon, the Republican-led House Oversight Committee had published 33,295 pages of documents related to Epstein after it subpoenaed the Justice Department for the files. While Democrats noted much of the material was already publicly available, the release reignited public interest in Epstein's connections.

Six survivors of the sex offender met with members of the comittee for a two-hour briefing at the U.S. Capitol, which resulted in one GOP congresswoman in tears, and exiting the meeting early. Several victims of Epstein told NBC News on Tuesday evening that they have been forced to compile their own "client lists" after the Justice Department declared in July that no such record exists.

And dozens of Epstein's accusers, along with other victims of sexual abuse, descended on Washington, D.C. on Wednesday as survivors joined House members to push for the full release of the Justice Department's files at a news conference. ... Read more