The Daily Signal Epstein File Release Passes Congress, Implicated House Democrats in Censure Panic | Nov. 19, 2025
Nov 19, 2025
The recent passage of a bill to release more Epstein files has House Democrats in a frenzy. Revelations about Representative Stacey Plaskett's communications with Epstein are causing serious concerns. Rob Bluey discusses the looming fight over the continuing resolution and economic priorities. Representative Tim Burchett sheds light on the frequent delays and dilutions in legislation caused by outside influences, emphasizing the need for stronger policies without inflationary impacts.
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Epstein Records Cleared Rapidly
- Congress moved unusually fast to pass the Epstein records bill, with the House voting 427–1 and the Senate using unanimous consent.
- The law allows the attorney general to narrowly redact records for victims, child-abuse material, or active investigations.
Plaskett Footage Sparks Censure Threat
- New revelations about Stacey Plaskett receiving instructions from Jeffrey Epstein created political fallout for House Democrats.
- The allegations raise prospects for censure and committee removal amid oversight scrutiny.
Plaskett Calls Epstein A Constituent
- Stacey Plaskett defended contacting Epstein by calling him a constituent and said she received a text from him when he was her constituent.
- Other House Democrats rushed to her defense and used committee time to respond.