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House Oversight Chairman James Comer Vows to Hold Hearings with Jeffrey Epstein Victims

Epstein Files Transparency Act·November 19, 2025 – April 14, 2026

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House Oversight Chairman James Comer Vows to Hold Hearings with Jeffrey Epstein Victims

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer announced that the committee will hold public hearings with victims of Jeffrey Epstein James Comer says House will hold Epstein victim hearings. This decision follows a public statement from Melania Trump. She called for congressional hearings to address the case. She also denied claims about her own ties to Epstein's associates Melania Trump calls for hearings. Comer stated that the hearings will move forward as part of the committee's investigation into the sex offender's network House committee plans hearings. The push for public testimony comes as the government follows the Epstein Files Transparency Act. This law requires the Department of Justice to release records related to Epstein. Some survivors have expressed concern about the political nature of these hearing calls. However, Comer said the committee is committed to hearing from victims directly Epstein survivors push back on hearing call. These events follow the removal of Attorney General Pamela Bondi. She was criticized for how she handled Epstein documents Rep. Lee introduces impeachment resolution.
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TThe Wall Street Journal

President Trump fires Attorney General Pam Bondi and appoints Todd Blanche as her temporary replacement following controversy over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein files.

This confirms the direct link between the Epstein file controversy and the removal of the nation's top law enforcement official.

RRep. Thomas Massie

Now you have 30 days to release the rest of the files before becoming criminally liable for failure to comply with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

This highlights the specific 30-day legal deadline that the new Acting Attorney General must meet under the law.

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James Comer says House will hold Epstein victim hearings

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Epstein survivors push back on Melania Trump hearing call as Comer vows 'we will have hearings'

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Epstein Victims Set for House Hearings After Melania Trump Speech: Comer

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Comer responds to Melania Trump: 'We will have hearings' with Epstein victims

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Epstein files: House committee plans hearings with victims, Comer says

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'We will have hearings' with Epstein victims, US House Oversight Committee chairman says

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