This is bad news for the Trump administration and named billionaires, and good news for Epstein victims still fighting to get their files.

• Massie and Khanna introduced a follow-up Epstein bill after their first one forced the release of millions of documents.
• The new bill forces the U.S. attorney general to help state prosecutors go after Epstein's co-conspirators, focused on crimes at the New Mexico Zorro Ranch that aren't blocked by time limits.
• It also lets victims sue to get their own withheld FBI files and strips the Justice Department of privileges it uses to hold documents back.
• The fight cracked Trump's base and started his approval slipping, with even loyalists like Marjorie Taylor Greene breaking from him over it.
• JD Vance admitted on Rogan that Epstein was tied to the highest levels of U.S. and Israeli intelligence, while denying Trump did anything wrong or was blackmailed.

Outlook: The bill sets up a court fight over whether the administration is illegally withholding the remaining Epstein files, with millions of documents still unreleased.