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Epstein files: Who has the most to lose? | LBC
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8:16Now PlayingThe US House of Representatives voted to release all files related to dead paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Both Democrats and Republicans have called for a "reckoning" in the United States while insisting that disgraced royal Andrew Windsor appear before them.
After the House voted 427-1 on the Epstein Files Transparency Act, the Bill's author Representative Thomas Massie told reporters that "there's becoming a reckoning in Britain that needs to happen in the United States.
"A prince lost his title, the ambassador to the United States lost his job. We need to see those same kind of consequences here," he said.
The co-author of the Bill echoed Massie's sentiments.
On the steps of Congress, Democratic Representative Ro Khanna said: "I do think that [former] Prince Andrew does need to come and testify at our oversight committee, and that can be bipartisan."
Iain Dale is joined by political commentator Professor Jennifer Taub to discuss the vote and debate 'who has the most to lose' when the files get released.
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