Jeffrey Epstein survivors, who were invited to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address by Democratic lawmakers, sharply criticized the commander-in-chief, accusing him of shielding powerful figures and failing to fully release long‑sought government files tied to the late sex offender.

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse spoke on Capitol Hill ahead of a Congressional vote to release the files. Some of the most vocal Jeffrey Epstein abuse survivors will be among the hundreds of guests watching President Donald Trump's State of the Union.