House Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer announced Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to in person depositions about Jeffrey Epstein and that he plans to release recorded audio, video and transcripts publicly. Comer said the Clintons relented after the committee prepared contempt proceedings and that some Democrats signaled they would support contempt votes. He said terms and dates still require clarification. Clinton aides have denied wrongdoing. The announcement follows recent large releases from the Epstein files and mounting pressure from victims and lawmakers. Comer said the committee intends to make the testimony available for public review. No timeline yet announced. (transcripts.cnn.com)
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Breaking: Rep. James Comer says Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to filmed, transcribed depositions in the Jeffrey Epstein probe; the committee will release recordings and transcripts. What do you think? Comment. According to AP News. (apnews.com)
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