US EditionClintons ordered to testify on connections to Jeffrey Epstein in December
The House Oversight Committee demands in-person depositions from Bill and Hillary Clinton in December over their alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, with threats of contempt if they refuse.
- Next month, the GOP-led House Oversight Committee summoned former President Bill Clinton for a December 17 deposition and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for December 18.
- Evidence released by the House Oversight Committee includes letters allegedly signed by Bill Clinton, with Maxwell telling investigators she considers Clinton a friend and he 'absolutely never' went to Epstein's Island.
- The panel distinguished its treatment of witnesses by noting the House Oversight Committee allowed written testimony for some but requires the Clintons to testify in person after good-faith scheduling efforts.
- Comer warned that the House Oversight Committee remains in good-faith talks but will start contempt proceedings if the Clintons do not comply with subpoenas, he said on Nov. 21.
- The subpoenas follow broader disclosures and inquiries amid President Donald Trump signing the Epstein Files Transparency Act directing the U.S. Department of Justice to release information next month, while David Kendall said depositions would be unnecessary but the Clintons welcome oversight.
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‘Testify or Face Contempt’: GOP Goes After Bill and Hillary Clinton as Epstein Files Tighten Around Trump
As scrutiny over Donald Trump’s connections to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein refuses to fade, House Republicans are redirecting attention to a familiar political target: Bill and Hillary Clinton. On Friday, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) issued an ultimatum to the former president and former secretary of state, demanding they appear for depositions in Congress’ investigation into Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The move come…
James Comer Demands Clintons Testify or Face 'Contempt of Congress Proceedings'
Credit: House Oversight Committee In a statement released on Friday, House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY) threatened to pursue “contempt of Congress proceedings” against the Clintons if they continue to refuse to testify in the committee’s Jeffrey Epstein probe. The warning comes after months of stalled negotiations between the committee and attorneys for former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, both of wh…
Comer reminds Clintons to sit for depositions next week or face criminal contempt referrals
The two Democrats are currently scheduled to give depositions on their alleged ties to Epstein on Dec. 17 and Dec. 18, with the former president scheduled to testify first, and Hillary Clinton testifying the next day.
JUST IN: Clintons Hit With Ominous Legal Warning As Potential Charges Loom
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) is turning up the heat on Bill and Hillary Clinton, ordering the former first couple to sit for depositions next month as part of the panel’s deep dive into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — or risk being held in contempt of Congress. Comer first subpoenaed the Clintons on Aug. 5 to grill them about their ties to Epstein. But in a Nov. 3 letter, the couple’s attorney floated a softer a…
Alert: Bill and Hillary Clinton Ordered to Comply with House Oversight Subpoenas, Contempt Charges Already Being Threatened
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have been warned to stop playing legal games and appear before a House committee investigating the late convicted sex […] The post Alert: Bill and Hillary Clinton Ordered to Comply with House Oversight Subpoenas, Contempt Charges Already Being Threatened appeared first on The Western Journal.
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