Congress passes Epstein bill; Alan Dershowitz; new party for centrists? | Full Cuomo Show 11/18

After Congress passed a bill directing the Justice Department to release all files related to its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, what does the release mean for survivors? Chris Cuomo is joined by Jennifer Freeman, an attorney who represents several Epstein accusers, including Maria Farmer, who became the first woman to go public with her allegations against Epstein in 1996.

Then, former Epstein attorney Alan Dershowitz, who has consistently denied allegations made against him in the case, joins “CUOMO.” Dershowitz renewed his push for all the files to be made public, unredacted, to clear those who were falsely accused and to bring justice to the accusers who suffered abuse at the hands of Epstein.

Amid a growing divide between centrists and progressives in the Democratic Party, one prominent Democrat asks whether centrists need their own party. Julian Epstein makes his case against Chris Hahn, host of the "Aggressive Progressive" podcast.

Backlash against President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown continues in Charlotte, North Carolina, where agents say vandals slashed their car tires and anti-ICE protesters circulated lists of their hotels. Cuomo is joined by two former Homeland Security aides with two very different takes: Ken Cuccinelli, a senior official who performed the duties of DHS deputy secretary, and former DHS chief of staff Miles Taylor.

Finally, a 32-year-old cleaning lady was killed after she went to the wrong home in Indiana. The homeowner accused of shooting her has been charged with voluntary manslaughter but claims he's innocent under Indiana’s “Stand Your Ground” law. NewsNation legal contributor Jesse Weber joins Cuomo to discuss when a homeowner legally has the right to defend themselves.