Clinton Testifies: Epstein Probe, Trump Documents

0:00This is Cory, keeping Adelaide in the know you're listening to Adelaide News today. Hillary Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee on the Investigations into Jeffrey Epstein and Galein Maxwell. In her opening statement, she denied any knowledge of their crimes, saying she submitted a sworn affidavit on January 13th and does not recall. Meeting Epstein or visiting his properties, she stressed she has nothing to add to the probe. The Committee, led by Chair James Comer, is examining government failures and handling the cases. Clinton called the subpoena partisan, noting law enforcement officials were allowed written statements while she was compelled to appear. She highlighted her long-career fighting human trafficking and expressed horror at the crimes. Democrats like Robert Garcia pushed back, demanding Donald Trump testify too, arguing Bill Clinton's session tomorrow sets a precedent. Comer insisted the investigation is bipartisan, with some Democrats supporting contempt threats against the Clinton's for initially resisting.

1:02Clinton accused the probe of shielding Trump and called for full file releases, more resources for survivors, and questioning of all linked figures. She pointed to reports of withheld documents alleging Trump's misconduct. Meanwhile, the Justice Department is reviewing potentially suppressed Epstein files in the Committee Plans transcripts and video releases after. Review Bill Clinton's testimony continues the effort for transparency on government lapses. This episode is supported by our sponsor, Comfort, you can hear, sound you can relax