Clinton Claims To Know Nothing of Epstein Crimes

Bill Clinton told Congress he never saw or knew about Epstein’s crimes.

• The testimony took place in a closed‑door, day‑long deposition in New York.

• Clinton was questioned about files referencing him, including a hot tub photo.

• The photo shows him with an unidentified person whose face is obscured.

• Hillary Clinton testified the previous day, also denying any knowledge of wrongdoing.

• Neither Bill nor Hillary Clinton has been accused of misconduct by Epstein survivors.

• Clinton said he would have cut ties and reported Epstein if he had known anything.

• He released a video after testifying, repeating that he had no knowledge of crimes.

• Clinton encouraged the release of all Epstein‑related files for transparency.

• He urged others with information to speak before Congress.

• The Clintons initially resisted subpoenas, calling the investigation political.

• They ultimately agreed to testify as contempt‑of‑Congress threats escalated.

• Clinton said he did not know the woman in the hot tub photo.

• He denied having any sexual contact with her.

• Clinton did not speak with reporters following the deposition.

• Committee Chair James Comer called the deposition productive.

• Comer said a transcript and video of the testimony will be released.

• He said the Clintons are among the highest‑ranking officials ever deposed by Congress.

• Clinton was asked about Donald Trump’s relationship with Epstein during testimony.

• Democrats argued new information from Clinton justifies calling Trump to testify.

• Representative Robert Garcia said Clinton shared new details about discussions involving Trump.

• Garcia stated that presidents and former presidents now have precedent to testify.

• Six presidents had previously testified before Congress; Clinton is now the seventh.

• Comer said Clinton provided no evidence suggesting Trump was involved in Epstein’s crimes.

• Comer maintained that Trump had been “exonerated” for years.

• Trump told reporters he disliked seeing Clinton deposed.

• Lawmakers from both parties said Clinton was cooperative and transparent.

• Clinton said his interactions with Epstein were tied to charity work after 2001.

• He said he ended his association with Epstein around two decades ago.

• Epstein died in jail in 2019 awaiting trial for sex‑trafficking offences.

• The Clintons’ names appear frequently in Justice Department files on Epstein.

• Their presence in the documents does not imply wrongdoing.

• The files reveal Epstein’s broad ties with influential individuals even after 2008.

• Clinton and Hillary had initially sought public testimony to avoid selective leaks.