Summary
Former President Bill Clinton testified in front of a congressional panel about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Clinton denied any wrongdoing, stating he knew nothing about Epstein's crimes. The hearing also touched upon potential connections to President Donald Trump.
Key Facts
- Bill Clinton testified before a House committee regarding Jeffrey Epstein.
- He denied knowing about Epstein's criminal activities.
- A photo of Clinton with a person in a hot tub was discussed, but Clinton claimed he did not know the person.
- Clinton and his wife, Hillary Clinton, initially resisted testifying.
- The House Oversight Committee called Clinton's deposition "productive."
- Clinton's testimony included mention of President Donald Trump's connection to Epstein.
- Democrats have requested that President Trump also testify before the committee.
- Six other presidents have previously testified before Congress; Clinton is now the seventh.
