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The U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) will begin providing Jeffrey Epstein-related records to the House Oversight Committee on Friday, according to committee Chairman James Comer(R-Ky.), who extended the original Tuesday deadline to accommodate the agency's cooperation efforts.

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The U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) will begin providing Jeffrey Epstein-related records to the House Oversight Committee on Friday, according to committee Chairman James Comer(R-Ky.), who extended the original Tuesday deadline to accommodate the agency's cooperation efforts.

The Oversight Committee subpoenaed the DOJ for all documents and communications relating to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, including materials about human trafficking, exploitation of minors, and sexual abuse cases.

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The Oversight Committee subpoenaed the DOJ for all documents and communications relating to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, including materials about human trafficking, exploitation of minors, and sexual abuse cases.

The committee has scheduled depositions for 10 high-profile former federal officials, including former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former attorneys general, and former FBI directors, dating back to Epstein's first prosecution in 2008.

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The committee has scheduled depositions for 10 high-profile former federal officials, including former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former attorneys general, and former FBI directors, dating back to Epstein's first prosecution in 2008.

The first to testify was former Attorney General Bill Barr, who testified in a private deposition on Monday that he didn't know any information "that would implicate President Trump" in the Epstein case and never discussed "a client list" with Trump.

The first to testify was former Attorney General Bill Barr, who testified in a private deposition on Monday that he didn't know any information "that would implicate President Trump" in the Epstein case and never discussed "a client list" with Trump.

The DOJ will redact victim identification information and child sexual abuse material from the documents before releasing them to Congress, as the agency works through what officials describe as a large volume of records that "will take the Department time to produce."

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The DOJ will redact victim identification information and child sexual abuse material from the documents before releasing them to Congress, as the agency works through what officials describe as a large volume of records that "will take the Department time to produce."

The bipartisan investigation, which will also probe potential communication between former President Joe Biden's administration regarding Epstein, was triggered after the DOJ released a memo in July stating it would not release any more information from the Epstein files.

The bipartisan investigation, which will also probe potential communication between former President Joe Biden's administration regarding Epstein, was triggered after the DOJ released a memo in July stating it would not release any more information from the Epstein files.

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