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David. REPORTER 2: What are the next steps, Madam Attorney General, for the DOJ, regarding what we assume President Trump will sign into law with the Epstein files? Is this going to be on the Justice Department website? What are you doing here over the next 30 days as we understand it? We will continue to follow the law with maximum transparency while protecting victims. REPORTER 3: Yeah. When you say follow the law, Madam Attorney General, do you mean that you will provide all the files by 30 days? We will follow the law. The law passed both chambers last evening. It has not yet been signed, but we will continue to follow the law, again, while protecting victims, but also providing maximum transparency. REPORTER 4: Madam Attorney General, the DOJ statement earlier this year saying that the files would not release mentioned the fact that the review of the documents and the evidence did not suggest that any additional investigation of third parties was warranted. What changed since then that you launched this investigation? Information that has come-- Information. There's information that, new information, additional information. And again, we will continue to follow the law to investigate any leads. If there are any victims, we encourage all victims to come forward. And we will continue to provide maximum transparency under the law. REPORTER 5: Madam Attorney General, on Ryan Wedding, you mentioned-- REPORTER 6: Madam Attorney-- Sure, Kellen. REPORTER 6: The issue with the new information that you just indicated, is the Department seeking information, perhaps from the Epstein estate, because Mr. Blanche did not have that information when he interviewed Ghislaine Maxwell? What new information? And would you limit the new investigation to just those named persons that the president talked about, or is this a broad, open-ended investigation? I would refer to the Deputy Attorney General's post that he put out on X, and we will-- We're not going to say anything else on that because now it is a pending investigation in the Southern District of New York.
