Hillary to Congress: never seen Epstein, investigate Trump
The former Secretary of State: get to the bottom of the 50 pages missing from the dossier. Bill Clinton will be heard. Meanwhile si resigns Brende, ceo of the World Economic Forum
Hillary Clinton's deposition on the scandal linked to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, turned from the very first bars into an attack by the former secretary of state against Donald Trump and the Republican administration, which "is trying to cover up the affair".
The Commission will then also hear Bill Clinton, whose friendship with Epstein has already become clear without criminal implications. The chairman of the Oversight Committee himself, James Comer, Republican of Kentucky, stated that 'no one is accusing the Clintons of any wrongdoing at this time' although 'there are many questions'.
For Hillary Clinton and the Democrats, the strategy of Trump and his loyalists is obvious: raise a fuss to cover up the responsibilities of the current president. "I don't recall ever meeting Epstein. I never flew on his plane or visited his island. And I had no knowledge of his crimes," Hillary Clinton clarified. And again, "If this Commission is serious about uncovering the truth about Epstein's human trafficking crimes, it will not rely on newspapers to get answers from our current president about his involvement, but will ask him directly, under oath, about the tens of thousands of times he appears in Epstein's files."
The former first lady, a former Democratic nominee for the White House in 2016, did not invoke the Fifth Amendment and thus answered questions to the House Committee, but also urged insistently that Trump be summoned. "A Commission that aspires to transparency should get to the bottom of the matter of the files that disappeared from the Justice Department's website in which a victim accuses Donald Trump of disgusting crimes," she added, referring to at least 50 pages of the Epstein files that, according to the New York Times, were censored and withheld to cover up a woman's allegations against Trump.
Hillary Clinton's deposition was then briefly suspended because a photo of the testimony taken behind closed doors, from the family home in Chappaqua, New York State, was shared on X. Posting the photo was allegedly Benny Johnson, a right-wing Maga influencer, who claimed to have received it from Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert.
