House Oversight Committee Publishes Clinton Deposition Videos on Jeffrey Epstein
The House Oversight Committee has released deposition videos featuring former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. This release is part of an investigation into the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Clinton Depositions Released
The videos, each lasting approximately four-and-a-half hours, recorded interviews conducted on February 26 and 27, 2026. Bill Clinton spoke on February 27, while Hillary Clinton testified on February 26. These interviews follow the committee’s inquiry related to Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
Eyewitness Accounts and Key Conversations
In his testimony, Bill Clinton recounted a notable conversation he had with Donald Trump approximately twenty years ago about Epstein. He mentioned meeting Trump on the golf course during a charity event. Trump referenced their past camaraderie and expressed regret over a fallout linked to a real estate deal.
- Trump indicated he thought Epstein was a “creep.”
- Clinton asserted Trump never implied any improper involvement with Epstein.
Clinton’s Acknowledgments
Bill Clinton acknowledged his flights on Epstein’s private plane related to the Clinton Foundation in the early 2000s. He, however, denied any knowledge of the criminal activities associated with Epstein during that time.
In contrast, Hillary Clinton claimed no recollection of ever meeting Epstein, although she recognized Ghislaine Maxwell as an acquaintance. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking.
Reflections on Maxwell’s Sentencing
When asked if Maxwell should receive clemency from Trump, Bill Clinton refrained from commenting. He expressed sadness over the situation, noting, “This was really hard for me when it came out.” He conveyed that they had a friendly relationship with Maxwell and emphasized that her actions warranted punishment.
Call for Accountability
Following his testimony, Bill Clinton shared a statement on social media. He expressed hope that the release of the deposition videos would encourage others to provide information to Congress. He also urged the Justice Department to disclose all relevant files to prevent such incidents from recurring.
Future Releases
Transcripts of the deposition interviews will be made available after review by the involved parties, including the Clintons. This oversight ensures the integrity of the investigative process surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s case.
