The US president has called on the Justice Department to publish the names of those who worked with the convicted sex offender
Officials say they have learned names of victims not previously known
Files include court records, travel photos, and redacted investigative material
Donald Trump has added another touch to his revamp of the White House, and the sheer pettiness of it is amusing even his critics.
The deputy director announced his departure after Trump confirmed it to reporters.
The release, which contains photographs of Trump, former President Bill Clinton and other prominent figures, comes amid next week's deadline for the Justice Department to give what files it has on Epstein to Congress.
Republicans have claimed the autopen was used by the people around Biden to circumvent a mentally declining president.
