The emails.released are a subset of the “Epstein Files”, with the latter essentially meaning “every document from the decades of investigation into Trump’s dead former friend and child-trafficing pedophile.”

As to who’s seen them and what’s inside, that list includes in fact or responsibility:

• The working government attorneys and federal law enforcement officers who investigated Epstein and gave him a sweetheart deal
• The appointed US Attorneys of the various districts over the last several presidential administration.
• The nationwide Attornies General of the last several presidential administration
• The numerous government attorneys and federal law enforcement officers who reportedly were tasked with reviewing these files for mentions of the pedophile rapist currently squatting in the office of US president.

The vote that the pedophile-protecting speaker of the house reluctantly scheduled is from a “discharge petition”, which is a way for a majority of the house to force a vote on something that the speaker refused to schedule. But remember that it’s still an ordinary act of Congress.

In order for it to have any actual effect we’d need to see the vote happen in the house, pass the house with more ayes than nays, be scheduled in the Senate, pass their 60-vote extra-conditional cloture bullshit, be vetoed by the pedophile in chief, and then be re-passed in both chambers of Congress with the constitutionally stipulated super majorities to override a veto.

Politically, though – Trump and his cronies wouldnt be trying so hard to keep this information from being released if it didn’t confirm he was a rapist pedophile or worse. So, those of us who are not officers of the court can and should treat the rapist pedophile as a rapist pedophile until the facts come out and prove he’s something even worse