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House Judiciary GOP shoots down Democrat efforts to subpoena more Epstein files

House Judiciary Committee Republicans blocked subpoenas targeting four major banks linked to $1.5 billion in suspicious transactions tied to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case.

  • House Republicans rejected a motion to subpoena four banks linked to $1.5 billion in suspicious transactions concerning Jeffrey Epstein.
  • Committee Chair Jim Jordan moved to table the motion before any discussion occurred, opposing it along with most Republicans.
  • Only Representative Massie supported the subpoena effort among Republicans despite bipartisan calls for answers about Epstein.
  • Documents from the banks are necessary to investigate financial support of Epstein's alleged sex trafficking, as highlighted by Raskin.
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