Summary
A Republican lawmaker plans to start contempt proceedings against former President Bill Clinton. The action follows his failure to testify before a committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein. The committee had asked both Bill and Hillary Clinton to provide information, but their lawyers said the subpoenas were unenforceable.
Key Facts
- A Republican lawmaker is initiating contempt proceedings against former President Bill Clinton.
- Bill Clinton did not attend a committee hearing about Jeffrey Epstein.
- The House Oversight Committee issued subpoenas for Bill and Hillary Clinton.
- Committee Chairman James Comer announced plans to proceed with actions against Bill Clinton.
- Hillary Clinton could face similar proceedings if she does not respond to the committee's questions.
- Lawyers for the Clintons argued that the subpoenas cannot be enforced.
- The Clintons' lawyers stated they have already shared the limited information they possess about Epstein.
