US EditionHillary Clinton says she has no new information on Jeffrey Epstein during testimony, rebukes Republicans
- On Thursday, Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will give closed-door testimony in Chappaqua, New York, during which she will be joined by former President Bill Clinton over the course of two days.
- James Comer, the committee chair, said the panel intensified scrutiny after rejecting sworn statements and threatened contempt, amid public pressure and released documents.
- Security teams erected metal barricades and a white-tented side entrance at the Chappaqua arts center as dozens of journalists gathered; Clinton acknowledged flying on Epstein's plane, Maxwell refused to answer questions earlier this month.
- Amid partisan disputes, James Comer, committee chair, said the investigation aims to understand many aspects of Epstein, while Democrats argue it is being weaponised; Garcia called for Trump to testify.
- Recent document releases show Hillary Clinton and her husband have limited knowledge of Epstein, with Clinton saying 'we have nothing to hide,' amid global repercussions and reputational damage for figures like Bill Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Hillary Clinton pulls plug on deposition after Lauren Boebert leaked pic from it
A closed-door deposition for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was paused after a photo was leaked online by Lauren Boebert.Clinton, who arrived to meet with House Oversight Committee members in Chappaqua, New York, to answer questions, was about an hour into the questioning with Congression...
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has appeared behind closed doors at last this Thursday, after refusing on several occasions, to the U.S. House Government Oversight and Reform Committee, which investigates deceased paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell. In her opening statement — which she announced in her X account before the start of the session in Chappaqua, New York — Hillary Clinton was clear and …
Hillary Clinton's in camera deposition is held in Chappaqua, near New York, where the Clinton couple resides. Her husband, photographed several times with Jeffrey Epstein, is scheduled to testify on Friday in the same place.
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