White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, usually eager to spar with the press, suddenly had nothing to say when pressed on the Jeffrey Epstein files.

As President Donald Trump’s attack dog, Miller, 40, regularly responds to questions from the press with long rants, often shouting over TV hosts who try to rein him in.

But while speaking to reporters at the White House on Wednesday, Miller’s usual bravado vanished when he was asked about Congress’s successful vote on a bill to release all files related to the convicted sex trafficker.

A reporter asked Miller whether the bill—one Trump had spent months trying to derail once its passage became inevitable— had arrived on the president’s desk and whether he planned to sign it.

“So, any questions about that, I have nothing to add t

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