Epstein files, removal or tackling corruption, what will Democrats do with their power?

The Democrats, having gained control of both the Senate and the House, plan to counter Trump's agenda in his final two years. They aim to reverse healthcare cuts and introduce new legislation to lower living costs. However, Trump's veto power poses a challenge, requiring bipartisan support for any significant changes. Investigations into corruption, particularly regarding Trump's financial dealings and connections to Jeffrey Epstein, are expected to be prioritized. The possibility of a third impeachment process against Trump is considered unlikely due to time constraints. Discussions also arise about potential actions against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, but these would require significant legislative effort.