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You could copy the file from Jenkins to another http server in the U.S. (preferably on the same machine), then attempt the download from the http server (instead of Jenkins). That would let you confirm that the problem is more related to network transfer than to Jenkins being involved in the transfer.
Alternately, if the receiving machine is a Linux machine, you could copy to a nearby Linux server in the U.S., then use rsync to download the file. The rsync protocol will restart and only transfer missing portions of the file.