No Priors AI Congress Orders Clintons’ Depositions in Epstein Probe
Nov 21, 2025
Congress is pushing for sworn depositions from Bill and Hillary Clinton in the Epstein investigation. The timing is crucial as their testimony aligns with significant document releases. With flight logs and correspondence evidence in hand, the committee is eager for direct answers. Legal repercussions loom, and political stakes are high—will their testimony reveal surprising connections or simply fuel speculation? The implications of their answers could shape the entire narrative surrounding Epstein and his associates.
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Clintons Subpoenaed In Major Escalation
- Congress subpoenaed Bill and Hillary Clinton for sworn depositions in the Epstein probe, marking a major escalation.
- Their mid-December testimony could be shaped by a simultaneous release of new Epstein-related documents.
Direct Testimony Sought To Fill Gaps
- House Oversight Chairman James Comer says the committee needs the Clintons' direct testimony to fill gaps documents can't.
- Investigators cite flight logs, correspondence, visitor records, and witness testimony but want answers only the Clintons can give.
Timing Aligns With Document Release
- The depositions are timed just before a large government release of Epstein documents under a new transparency law.
- That timing means questioning may reference newly public evidence as it becomes available.