Breaking: Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to filmed depositions in the House Oversight Epstein probe — Hillary Feb. 26, Bill Feb. 27, after contempt threat. According to The Washington Post (washingtonpost.com) What do you think? Comment.
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Former President Bill Clinton has agreed to give a videotaped deposition to the House Oversight Committee in its Jeffrey Epstein probe after the panel threatened contempt; Hillary Clinton will testify the day before and the depositions are set for February 26 and 27, 2026. (washingtonpost.com) Republicans led by Oversight Chair James Comer pressed the Clintons following recent Department of Justice releases of Epstein files and photos. (wdtv.com) Social posts have claimed Bill will “tell Congress everything he knows” about Donald Trump and Epstein and that such disclosures could prompt impeachment; that assertion is unverified and appears to stem from sensational social‑media accounts. (www6.twstalker.com)
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