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US House Speaker Mike Johnson has announced the early deposit of the ward, delaying efforts to make the documents related to the offic financier Jeffrey Epstein.

This step delays politically rich voting on this issue until September amid increased transparency pressure. Then the key voting committee for the summons of Gislain Maxwell, a longtime Epstein employee to show before Congress, took place.

Consistency with Epstein files has recently been intensified, including President Donald Trump.

Earlier on Tuesday, the US Department of Justice asked for a meeting with Maxwell to ask: “What do you know?”

Maxwell’s legal team told the BBC that they were discussing with the government, and it “will always testify to the truth.”

On the Capitolian hill on Tuesday, faced with the mounting pressure from both the Democrats and some Republicans, to force the vote for the release of files related to the Epstein, Johnson stated a threat a day before it was planned.

It is expected that the house will take place again in September, when the usual summer break is over.

Johnson defended the decision by accusing the Democrats of “political games”.

“We have finished lectures on transparency,” said the Republican Congressman from Louisiana.

The decision to make a summer break gives Johnson Times to correct the crack in the Republican Party on how to manage the disclosure of the Epstein case.

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Deputy Prosecutor General Tod Blanche, who previously performed the duties of Trump’s personal lawyer in his criminal process in 2024, said the assessment “remains accurate.”

In his statement, he noted that the recent, thorough review of the FBI recorded, related to the Epstein case, did not reveal “” no evidence that predicted the investigation against the uninformed third parties. “

“This Ministry of Justice does not shy away from uncomfortable truths, nor from responsibility for justice, where the facts can lead,” Blanch said. He confirmed plans to meet Maxwell “fast”.

“If Ghislaine Maxwell has information about those who have committed crimes against victims, the FBI and Doj will hear what she should say,” he added.

Speaking to the journalists from the Oval Cabinet, President Trump said Maxwell’s interview “sounds appropriate to make” adding: “I don’t know anything about it.”

The invitation of the Ministry of Justice in the world is already criticized in the world.

Laura Lumer, the extremely right exposure that has Trump’s ear, asked why Maxwell’s interview was not done “1 day”.

“I guess I want to know if Doj is mostly saying they never met with Ghislaine Maxwell to ask her or interview her about whether she has information about sex crimes committed by minors,” Ms. Lumer wrote in social media.

Epstein, convicted of a sex criminal, died in a jail in New York in 2019, while he is waiting for trial on charges of trading sex.

Last week, Trump ordered the Prosecutor General Bondi a motion to court to release all the relevant testimony of the great jury in the case.

Maxwell was found guilty of helping Epstein to abuse young girls. In June 2022, she was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

On Tuesday, her lawyer David Oscar Marcus said in his statement: “We are grateful to President Trump for his commitment to reveal the truth in this case.”

Earlier this year, Maxwell called on the Supreme Court to revise her case. The Justice Ministry pushed the court to dismiss this appeal last week.

During the trial of Maxwell in 2022, four women testified that they were abused as minors in Epstein’s homes in Florida, New York, New Mexico and Virgin Islands.

One of these women, Annie Farmer, said the only sense of justice went from Maxwell’s condemnation.

She said BBC in an interview this week The fact that the “American bitter” saga Epstein was “a real weight” on the allegations, adding that too much attention was paid to the abuser with little new information, leaving her feeling “used”.