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Bill Gates to appear before House panel in Epstein investigation
The closed-door session will add Gates to a growing list of high-profile witnesses as lawmakers examine Epstein’s network and related documents.
- On June 10, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will appear before the House Oversight Committee for a closed-door, transcribed interview regarding Jeffrey Epstein, with a representative saying he "welcomes the opportunity to appear before the Committee."
- Republican Chairman James Comer requested the testimony on March 3, citing public reporting and Justice Department documents showing the committee "believes you have information that will assist in its investigation."
- Justice Department documents contain unverified 2013 emails where Epstein claimed Gates engaged in affairs with Russian women and sought antibiotics; Gates' team called these allegations "absolutely absurd and completely false."
- Gates admitted to foundation staff that spending time with Epstein was a "huge mistake" while maintaining he never witnessed or participated in any illegal conduct.
- The Oversight Committee has broadened its probe into Epstein's network, recently questioning Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on May 6 and former President Bill Clinton, with additional witnesses scheduled in coming weeks.
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Bill Gates to testify before House committee over Epstein ties
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is slated to appear before the House Oversight Committee in the coming weeks while the panel continues its investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to multiple reports.
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