Summary
Hillary Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee, stating she had no new information about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and did not recall ever meeting him. The testimony followed a period of negotiation with House Republicans, who wanted to question both Clinton and her husband about their connections to Epstein. The Clintons denied any wrongdoing and claimed the investigation aimed to distract from President Trump's actions.
Key Facts
- Hillary Clinton testified that she doesn't remember meeting Jeffrey Epstein.
- This is the first time a former first couple testified under subpoena before Congress.
- The House Oversight Committee led by Republicans wants to investigate potential ties between the Clintons and Epstein.
- Clinton's testimony took place in Chappaqua, New York, and was recorded.
- The Clintons were subpoenaed in August, and their testimony was delayed until January.
- Democrats describe the committee's actions as politically motivated.
- The Clintons advocated for transparency concerning Epstein's files.
- Bill Clinton is also scheduled to testify, marking the first appearance of a former president before Congress in over 40 years.
