Majority Leader Steve Scalise said Wednesday that House Republicans will address remaining issues around the Jeffrey Epstein case after lawmakers return from recess in September, if more information doesn’t come out first.
Scalise said in an interview that the House is waiting on the Trump administration to work on releasing Epstein-related grand jury information through the courts over the August recess.
“We’ll see what comes out of the courts, none of us can predict that,” Scalise said. “But when we return, we’ll deal with whatever’s left.”
He noted House GOP leaders and rank-and-file Republicans are “hopeful” the Trump administration will…
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