(NEW YORK) — A group of Jeffrey Epstein survivors are set to speak at the Capitol on Wednesday morning.

The 10:30 a.m. ET news conference comes as a bipartisan pair of lawmakers push to force a vote on the House floor on releasing the Epstein files.

Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie defended the effort he and Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna’s are making , emphasizing late Tuesday that all eyes will be on hearing the survivors of Epstein’s sexual abuse and alleged trafficking speak out.

“I think what’s going to change everything is tomorrow at 10:30, when we have the survivors testifying in public, some of whom have never spoken publicly, and they’ve already met with the Oversight Committee, and it was allegedly a very emotional meeting, and that’s all behind closed doors. But it’

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